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Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the given content Core Viewpoints - Yesterday, the IG space opened 5 - 10bps wider with a cautious tone, and various bonds had different price movements. For example, TH bank BBLTB sub - curve and TW lifers gradually recovered and closed 1 - 3bps wider. In Chinese properties, GRNLGR 28 - 31s dropped 1.0 - 2.9pts [1]. - This morning, MTRC Perps were up 0.2pt, ADSEZ 31 - 41s and ADGREG 42s rose 0.6 - 2pts, while CKINF 4/4.2 Perps decreased 1pt [2]. - AVIC launched a tender offer and consent solicitation for its USD300mn AVICCP 2.375 02/09/26 at par, and is soliciting consent from bondholders for two modifications [6][7]. Summary by Related Catalogs Trading Desk Comments - The IG space opened 5 - 10bps wider. TH bank BBLTB sub - curve and TW lifers closed 1 - 3bps wider. Lower - beta papers with 4.5% yield or below and front - end papers were heavily traded. FRESHK 26 - 28s had a spread change of 7bps tighter to 3bps wider. In Macau gaming, different bonds had price changes ranging from unchanged to +1pt. Among greater China higher - beta credits, Perps moved higher. There were block selling on FRNs of China leasing/securities houses and two - way flows on EU/Japan banks FRNs. Yankee AT1s recovered. In Chinese properties, GRNLGR, LNGFOR, and VNKRLE bonds dropped, while LIFUNGs rose. In the SEA, MEDCIJ 28 - 29s were unchanged to 0.1pt lower, and VEDLN 28 - 33s were unchanged to 0.2pts higher [1]. Analyst Comments - AVIC launched a tender offer and consent solicitation for AVICCP 2.375 02/09/26 at par. It failed to furnish audited FY24 financial statements and expects to be unable to provide unaudited 1H25 financial statements on time. It is soliciting consent for two modifications: removing the financial statement requirement and adding an early redemption option. The offer expires on 15 Aug'25, and two bondholder meetings will be held on 26 Aug'25. The tender offer settlement is on 29 Aug'25. The resolutions are binding if passed and the eligibility condition is met. The tender offer can be an opportunity for investors to switch to other Chinese IG names [6][7][9]. Macro News Recap - On Monday, S&P (+1.47%), Dow (+1.34%), and Nasdaq (+1.95%) were higher, and UST yield was lower with 2/5/10/30 yield at 3.69%/3.75%/4.22%/4.80% [5]. Last Trading Day's Top Movers - Top Performers included GWFOOD 3.258 10/29/30 (price 86.3, change 2.4), WESCHI 4.95 07/08/26 (price 92.8, change 1.3), etc. Top Underperformers included GRNLGR 6.9 02/12/29 (price 20.1, change - 2.9), GRNLGR 8 1/4 01/22/31 (price 20.1, change - 2.9), etc. [4]. Offshore Asia New Issues - **Priced**: No Offshore Asia New Issues Priced Today [12]. - **Pipeline**: Licheng International Development plans a 3 - year issue with a 5.5% pricing and is unrated. Macquarie Bank plans an 11NC10 issue with a pricing of T + 170 and has an issue rating of A3/BBB+/BBB+ [13]. News and Market Color - Regarding onshore primary issuances, 85 credit bonds were issued yesterday with an amount of RMB66bn. Month - to - date, 130 credit bonds were issued with a total amount of RMB149bn, a 4.4% yoy increase. S&P revised the outlook of Adani Electricity Mumbai to stable from negative, affirmed BBB - rating [14]. - S&P revised the outlook of Adani Green Energy RG2 to stable from negative, affirmed BB+ rating; revised the outlook of Adani Ports to positive from negative, affirmed BBB - rating. Agile plans to deliver a preliminary restructuring proposal to offshore creditors in 3Q25. Ant Group will exit India's Paytm by selling its 5.84% stake for up to INR38bn (cUSD434mn). Road King bondholder group can block revised consent solicitation. SK Telecom will help develop a South Korean ChatGPT challenger. SK On will focus on cutting - edge technology [21].

Summary of Key Points from the Conference Call Industry Overview - The report focuses on the impact of China's deflationary pressures and tariffs on India's macroeconomic outlook and monetary policy [3][4][5]. Core Insights 1. **Deflationary Spillovers**: China's ongoing deflation and tariffs are creating a lowflation environment in India, affecting corporate pricing power and wage growth [4][5][31]. 2. **RBI's Monetary Policy**: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has cut interest rates by 100 basis points since February 2025, with a significant cut of 50 basis points in June 2025. This easing is expected to support economic reflation with a 2-3 quarter lag [4][15][56]. 3. **Inflation Dynamics**: Despite the lowflation challenge, high food prices have kept India's headline inflation above target levels, delaying monetary easing [4][10][25]. 4. **Trade Exposure**: India has a low exposure to global goods exports (12% of GDP), making it relatively insulated from external trade tensions compared to other Asian economies [5][21]. 5. **Corporate Sector Challenges**: The spillover effects from China's deflation have led to weaker corporate profit growth, which slowed to 7% compared to 9% in 2024. This has resulted in reduced wage growth and hiring in the corporate sector [43][44]. Important Data Points - **Inflation Rates**: India's headline CPI inflation has been below 4% since February 2025, with WPI tracking at -0.1% year-on-year as of June 2025 [25][31]. - **Trade Deficit**: India's trade deficit with China has widened by $30 billion over the past three years, reaching $110 billion [31]. - **Corporate Revenue Growth**: Corporate revenue growth for the BSE500 companies was 7% in Q1 2025, with expectations of recovery as policy easing continues [45]. Additional Considerations 1. **Tariff Implications**: Current tariffs on imports from India are set at 25%. If a trade deal is reached, this could reduce tariffs, but if not, the indirect effects of trade tensions may weigh on corporate confidence and capital expenditure [20][22]. 2. **Future Rate Cuts**: There is a high risk of further rate cuts if inflation continues to surprise on the downside due to external pressures [24][56]. 3. **Sector-Specific Deflation**: Nine manufacturing sectors in India are experiencing intensified deflation, correlating with China's PPI deflation, particularly in metals and electronics [37][41]. Conclusion - The interplay between China's economic challenges and India's domestic policies presents a complex landscape for investors. While India's low exposure to global trade offers some insulation, the ongoing deflationary pressures and potential tariff increases pose significant risks to corporate profitability and economic growth. The RBI's monetary easing is expected to support reflation, but the timing and effectiveness of these measures remain contingent on external economic conditions.

Investment Rating - The report maintains an equal weight in equities, overweight in core fixed income, and underweight in other fixed income [4][6]. Core Insights - The US labor market is gradually cooling, with expectations of a decline in real GDP growth from 2.5% in 2024 to 0.8% in 2025 [2][8]. - Global growth is projected to decrease from 3.5% in 2024 to 2.5% in 2025, influenced by tariff shocks and immigration restrictions [2][8]. - The report highlights a preference for quality cyclical stocks and investment-grade credit over high-yield credit amid growth and tariff risks [4][6]. Economic Outlook - The US GDP growth forecast for 2025 is revised down to 0.8%, with inflation expected to peak at 3.0% [9]. - The Euro Area and Japan are also projected to experience slow growth, with GDP growth of 0.8% and 0.4% respectively in 2025 [9]. - The report anticipates a significant drop in global demand due to tariffs, impacting supply chains and investment [8]. Sector Recommendations - In the US, the focus is on quality cyclicals, large caps, and defensives with lower leverage [6]. - Key sectors in Europe include defense, banks, software, telecoms, and diversified financials, with a recommendation to reposition into resilient market pockets [6]. - Emerging markets are favored towards financials and domestic-focused businesses over exporters [6]. Market Valuations - The S&P 500 is projected to reach a price target of 6,500 with a P/E ratio of 22.5x for 2025 [7]. - The MSCI Europe index is expected to see a slight decline in earnings, with a target of 2,250 [7]. - Emerging markets are forecasted to have a P/E ratio of 13.1x, with a target of 1,200 [7].

Summary of Global Fund Flows Industry Overview - The report focuses on global fund flows, particularly in equity, fixed income, and foreign exchange (FX) markets, for the week ending July 30. Key Points Fund Flows - **Equity Funds**: - Net inflows into global equity funds were positive at $20 billion, an increase from $6 billion in the previous week [3] - G10 equity funds experienced strong inflows, especially from Western Europe excluding the UK and smaller G10 economies [3] - US equity funds had positive but modest inflows [3] - South Korea saw the largest net inflows among emerging markets, while Taiwan experienced the largest outflows [3] - Mainland China equities turned negative [3] - Financials and industrials sectors attracted the largest net inflows, indicating a preference for cyclicals over defensives [3] - **Fixed Income Funds**: - Flows into global fixed income funds slowed but remained positive at $20 billion, down from $27 billion the previous week [3] - Bank loans and mortgage-backed bond funds saw the largest net inflows as a percentage of assets under management (AUM) [3] - Investors favored short-duration bond funds over long-duration ones and net purchased inflation-protected securities [3] - In emerging markets, hard-currency bond funds outperformed local-currency bond funds [3] - Money market fund assets decreased by $12 billion [3] - **FX Flows**: - Cross-border FX flows remained strong, totaling $84.255 billion, with a consistent average of 0.16% of AUM [13] - The distribution of FX flows was even across regions, with regions reallocating away from the US showing better currency performance [3][13] Performance Metrics - **Equity and Fixed Income Trends**: - Total equity inflows for the four-week period reached $46.478 billion, with a 4-week average of 0.05% of AUM [11] - Total fixed income inflows were $84.383 billion, with a 4-week average of 0.24% of AUM [11] Regional Insights - **Emerging Markets**: - Emerging markets saw a total of $9.910 billion in inflows, with a notable preference for hard-currency bonds [11] - Specific countries like South Korea and Taiwan showed contrasting trends in fund flows [3][11] Sector Performance - **Sector Inflows**: - Financials sector led with inflows of $9.555 billion, while consumer goods and energy sectors faced outflows [11] - The industrials sector also performed well with inflows of $4.230 billion [11] Additional Observations - Investors are increasingly reallocating funds away from the US, which has implications for currency performance and investment strategies [3] - The report emphasizes the importance of considering these fund flow trends in investment decision-making [2] Conclusion - The report highlights a robust performance in equity and fixed income markets, with significant shifts in investor preferences towards certain sectors and regions. The ongoing reallocation away from the US suggests a changing landscape in global investment strategies.

Summary of Key Points from the Conference Call Industry Overview - The discussion primarily revolves around the global economic landscape, focusing on the implications of tariffs and central bank policies in the US, Europe, and Japan [3][10][14]. Core Insights and Arguments 1. **Impact of Tariffs on Inflation and Growth**: - US tariffs are increasing inflation while negatively affecting growth. This creates a complex scenario for the Federal Reserve (Fed) as it navigates these challenges [3][4]. - For exporters to the US, tariffs are expected to push inflation and growth in the same direction, complicating the Fed's task compared to other central banks [3][4]. 2. **Federal Reserve's Position**: - The Fed's July FOMC statement was neutral, but Chair Powell emphasized the lack of urgency for rate cuts, despite two dissents within the committee [4][9]. - The unemployment rate remains low, but labor demand is slowing, which poses challenges for the Fed in meeting its "full employment" mandate [4][7]. 3. **Inflation Forecasts**: - Inflation is anticipated to rise in Q3 2025, driven by tariff impacts, although the extent and duration of this inflation increase remain uncertain [5][9]. - The Fed is expected to prioritize inflation control over employment metrics, as inflation is viewed as the more pressing issue [9][10]. 4. **European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of England (BoE) Outlook**: - The ECB and BoE are expected to ease monetary policy further this year, although recent data may alter this outlook [10][11]. - The ECB's decision in September will depend heavily on upcoming inflation and activity data [10][11]. 5. **Bank of Japan (BoJ) Stance**: - The BoJ is projected to maintain its current policy stance through 2026, with Governor Ueda expressing caution due to inflation indicators remaining below 2% [14][15]. Additional Important Insights 1. **Labor Market Dynamics**: - Immigration restrictions are contributing to a slowdown in labor supply, which is affecting job creation and overall economic growth [4][7]. - The nonfarm payrolls data for July indicated a softer labor market than expected, with prior months' figures revised lower [7][9]. 2. **Global Trade Risks**: - Tariff uncertainties continue to pose risks to global trade, impacting growth forecasts in the euro area and beyond [10][11]. - The potential for further tariff increases remains a concern, particularly with ongoing trade negotiations and geopolitical tensions [12][13]. 3. **Macroeconomic Data and Forecasts**: - The report includes various macroeconomic forecasts, indicating a cooling economy in the US and potential growth in Europe, albeit with significant downside risks [10][16]. This summary encapsulates the key points discussed in the conference call, highlighting the intricate relationship between tariffs, inflation, and central bank policies across major economies.

Summary of Key Points from the Conference Call Industry Overview - The report focuses on the **China/Hong Kong** markets, particularly highlighting sectors such as **Biotech**, **Macau**, and **value cyclicals** which performed well in July 2025. [2][3] Core Insights and Arguments - **Market Performance**: - MXCN and MXHK indices recorded gains of **4.5%** and **4.8%** respectively in USD terms for July 2025. [2] - The MXCN ended July at **12.0x FTM P/E**, reflecting a **4.6%** year-on-year consensus EPS growth for 2025. [2] - MXHK ended July at **14.1x FTM P/E**, with a **7.8%** year-on-year consensus EPS growth for 2025. [2] - **Sector Performance**: - **Biotech** and **Macau** led returns, with Biotech benefiting from out-licensing deals and Macau exceeding expectations in gross gaming revenue (GGR). [2][8] - The **Healthcare sector** surged by **22.8%** in July, driven by competitive R&D capabilities and effective pricing strategies. [13] - **Financials** saw a boost from record IPOs and strong life insurance sales, with a **2.7%** increase in sector performance. [8][13] - **Macroeconomic Factors**: - China's GDP growth for the first half of 2025 was **5.3%**, surpassing the government's target of **5%**. [3] - The Politburo meeting at the end of July did not indicate new stimulus measures, suggesting a cautious outlook. [3] - US-China trade talks concluded with a pause in reciprocal tariffs, aligning with expectations for a deadline extension. [3] - **Investment Outlook**: - The report anticipates a range-bound trading environment for MXCN between **70-80** in the coming weeks, influenced by weak August seasonality and uncertainties in US-China relations. [3] - The **anti-involution policy** initiated on July 1st is expected to benefit selected Energy and Material stocks, potentially leading to pricing and profitability turnarounds. [3] Additional Important Insights - **Short-Sale Activity**: The short-sale ratio in Hong Kong eased to **12.2%** in July from **13.9%** in June, indicating a slight reduction in bearish sentiment. [2][16] - **Retail Sales**: Retail sales in Hong Kong showed signs of stabilization, with a **0.3%** year-on-year decline in volume for June, but expectations for recovery in the second half of 2025. [8] - **Macau Gaming**: The gaming sector in Macau is believed to have reached a cyclical inflection point after a prolonged period of consensus estimate cuts. [8] Company-Specific Highlights - **Top Picks for 2H25**: - Companies highlighted include **Tencent**, **Alibaba**, **MGM China**, and **Innovent Biologics** among others, indicating a focus on sectors like Communication Services, Discretionary, and Healthcare. [7][8] This summary encapsulates the key points from the conference call, providing insights into market performance, sector dynamics, macroeconomic factors, and investment outlooks relevant to the China/Hong Kong markets.