Group 1 - The central banks are expected to maintain a cautious approach towards interest rate decisions, with the Federal Reserve unlikely to implement significant rate cuts despite political pressure [1][2] - The market anticipates a potential resumption of the Fed's rate-cutting cycle in September, but the extent of any cuts is expected to be limited to 25 basis points rather than 50 [2] - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is projected to cut rates by 25 basis points, aligning with market expectations, and is expected to conclude its current easing cycle after November [3] Group 2 - Fitch Ratings indicates that Indian companies are not significantly impacted by U.S. tariffs, but sectors like pharmaceuticals may face increased pressure due to secondary effects of tariffs [4] - If the U.S. maintains higher tariffs compared to other Asian markets, it could pose moderate downside risks to India's projected economic growth rate of 6.5% for FY2026 [4] - The potential for over-supply shifts towards India due to U.S. tariffs could lead to a decrease in domestic prices for products like steel and chemicals, creating a ripple effect in the market [4]

Core Viewpoint - The current financial support for the real economy from the central bank may not be weak, despite the unchanged stance on "loose monetary policy." The specific operational methods and transmission paths of "loose monetary policy" have undergone substantial changes compared to the past [1][2]. Group 1: Monetary Policy Insights - The central bank's focus has shifted towards a more structural and targeted approach to "cost reduction," moving away from traditional methods that rely on the interbank market and policy rate cuts [1]. - The recent emphasis on "preventing fund circularity" indicates that the central bank's current attention is not on further increasing nominal looseness but rather on optimizing structure and improving transmission efficiency to support the real economy [1][2]. - The second quarter monetary policy report continues to emphasize the "cost reduction" theme, suggesting that the central bank is satisfied with the current state of interbank market looseness and may not have strong motivation for further active easing [1][2]. Group 2: Financial Data Analysis - The short-term fluctuations in credit data for July can be viewed as a result of "anti-involution," with the focus on enhancing the quality and efficiency of credit growth rather than merely increasing credit scale [2]. - The resilience of social financing data, supported by government bonds, contrasts with the relatively average credit data, indicating a nuanced financial environment [2]. - The fluctuations in M1 and M2, along with the movement of deposits, suggest that the outflow of bank deposits may continue, potentially weakening banks' pricing power in the bond market, especially for long-term bonds [2]. Group 3: Fiscal Policy and Interest Rates - The introduction of fiscal interest subsidy policies represents a new approach to reducing financing costs for the real economy, balancing the need for economic stability and risk prevention [3]. - The recent fiscal interest subsidy can be seen as a form of targeted "fiscal interest rate cut," which aims to stabilize interest margins while reducing costs [3]. - The space for further policy rate cuts is narrowing, as the central bank's proactive easing response to growth pressures is alleviated by the implementation of fiscal interest subsidies [3].

Core Viewpoint - The current monetary policy stance has shifted, indicating that "this" wide monetary policy is not the same as "that" wide monetary policy, with changes in operational methods and transmission paths [3][4][5] Group 1: Monetary Policy Insights - The central bank's focus has shifted towards a more structural and targeted approach to "cost reduction" rather than traditional methods of lowering policy rates through interbank market mediation [3] - The emphasis on "preventing fund circularity" suggests that the central bank is not inclined to further enhance nominal easing, but rather to optimize structure and improve transmission efficiency to support the real economy [3][4] - The second quarter monetary policy report continues to prioritize "cost reduction," indicating a cautious stance towards further nominal easing [3][5] Group 2: Financial Data Analysis - The short-term fluctuations in credit data in July can be interpreted as a result of "anti-involution" efforts, with the central bank's support for the real economy remaining robust [4] - The report highlights that the focus on the quality and effectiveness of credit growth is increasing, with less emphasis on the scale of credit [4] - The current M1-M2 fluctuations and deposit migration may lead to a sustained outflow of bank deposits, affecting banks' pricing power in the bond market [4] Group 3: Fiscal Policy and Interest Rates - The introduction of fiscal interest subsidies represents a new approach to reducing financing costs while maintaining healthy interest margins [5] - The central bank's proactive easing response to growth pressures is expected to diminish, leading to a contraction in the space for policy rate cuts [5] - The report conveys a neutral to cautious outlook for the bond market, with limited room for further monetary easing and a stable interbank funding environment [5]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating There is no information provided about the industry investment rating in the given report. 2. Core View of the Report Since July, the stock - bond "seesaw" effect has become more prominent, with the equity market rising and the bond market weakening. The current market is mainly driven by policy expectations, market sentiment, and institutional behavior, and there is a certain deviation from the fundamentals. In the short - term, the appropriate support from the central bank, the coordination of fiscal and monetary policies, and the buying behavior of allocation disks at key points may form the potential boundary for interest rate hikes. In the long - term, asset pricing will return to the fundamental logic. It is expected that 1.80% may be the temporary ceiling for the 10 - year Treasury bond interest rate, and currently, the interest rate may be in the ceiling - building stage. The interest rate does not have the risk of a trend - upward increase [2][27][47]. 3. Summary According to the Directory 3.1 From the Stock - Bond "Seesaw" - Since July, the stock - bond and commodity - bond "seesaw" effects have been significant. In early August, there was a short - term "stock - bond double - bull" situation, which then returned to the "seesaw" pattern. On August 18, the Shanghai Composite Index closed above 3700 points, and the 10 - year Treasury bond yield rose by 2.5BP to 1.77% [10]. - The reasons for the more prominent "seesaw" effect recently are: the low and stable capital interest rate restricts the bond - buying power; the domestic economy is stable with progress, and the policy has a certain tolerance for capital - market fluctuations; incremental policies boost market risk appetite, and the bond market is more sensitive to negative news [13]. - Historically, in the short - term, the stock market rise is based on policy expectations, driving asset re - allocation and changes in bond - market institutional behavior. In the long - term, both stock and bond pricing return to the fundamental logic. The two long - lasting "seesaw" periods (2016 - 2018, 2020) were accompanied by fundamental improvements, while the shorter ones (2022 end, 2024 Q3) were more about policy expectations and "strong expectations" of fundamental repair [14][17]. 3.2 Interest Rate "Has a Floor" The market generally believes that the downward space for the bond market is limited. The reasons are: the expectation of marginal improvement in the fundamentals is strong, reducing the urgency for monetary policy to strengthen, and the probability of the capital interest rate breaking through downward is low; the buying power of allocation disks has weakened compared to last year. Some rural commercial banks may have floating losses in their OCI accounts, and insurance companies may reduce bond allocation and increase equity investment [3][20]. 3.3 Where is the Temporary "Ceiling" of the Interest Rate? - **"Negative Feedback" Concerns and the Central Bank's Timely Support**: This year, the bond market has experienced several rounds of rising concerns about redemption "negative feedback". Whenever the bond interest rate reaches a temporary high or the selling power of trading disks such as funds increases, the central bank will increase its open - market operations within 1 - 4 days. For example, in mid - March and late July, the central bank increased reverse - repurchase operations to support the bond market [28]. - **Enhanced Coordination between Monetary and Fiscal Policies**: In the short - term, it is mainly reflected in coordinating with the concentrated issuance of government bonds. For example, on August 8, the central bank carried out a 7000 - billion - yuan 3 - month term repurchase operation to maintain liquidity. In the long - term, considering the balance and sustainability of fiscal interest payments and revenues, the coordination of the two policies is reasonable [36]. - **Support from the Buying Power of Allocation Disks at Key Points**: Although the strength of allocation disks has weakened this year, when the bond market rises to key points, the buying power of allocation disks such as insurance and rural commercial banks will increase, suppressing the adjustment space. It is expected that the reduction of insurance's predetermined interest rate in September may increase the bond - allocation space [43]. - **The Interest Rate May Have Reached a Temporary Ceiling**: On August 18, the bond - market adjustment intensified. The yields of 1Y, 5Y, 10Y, and 30Y Treasury bonds rose to 1.39%, 1.64%, 1.79%, and 2.11% respectively. It is expected that 1.80% may be the temporary ceiling for the 10 - year Treasury bond interest rate. In the short - term, the entry of allocation disks and the central bank's support will limit the bond - market adjustment. In the long - term, due to the structural repair pressure on the fundamentals, the interest rate does not have the risk of a trend - upward increase [47].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - In the short term, bond yields may fluctuate downward. Although government bond issuance brings certain net - increase pressure, the certainty of the downward trend of capital prices is relatively high due to the marginal decline of the central bank's open - market maturity scale and the gradual subsidence of tax - period disturbances. In the long term, the bond yield is still in a downward trend under the background of weak fundamentals [8]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs Bond Market Performance Last Week - Bond yields generally increased, the term spread widened, and the curve became steeper. The 10 - year Treasury bond yield rose 6BP to 1.7465%, the short - term interest rate rose slightly, and the term spread increased by 4BP. Bank - to - bank pledged repo rates and financial institution pledged repo rates both increased. The liquidity of the banking system remained reasonably abundant, and the R007 - DR007 spread narrowed, but the stratification between non - bank institutions and banks still existed [3]. Factors Driving Bond Yield Increases - The increase in market risk preference, tax - period disturbances, and the substantial increase in government bond supply jointly pushed up bond yields. The stock - bond seesaw effect, with the steady rise of the equity index, suppressed the bond market. The tax - period on the 15th led to a convergence of the money market and a significant increase in capital prices. The net increase in government bond issuance also contributed to the rise in bond yields [4]. Policy - related Influences - Policies on preventing capital idling and fiscal discount loans indicate that the pace of comprehensive interest rate cuts may slow down. The central bank's second - quarter monetary policy report emphasizes preventing capital idling, suggesting a possible delay in the pace of reserve requirement ratio and interest rate cuts. The fiscal discount policy for personal consumption and business loans strengthens the signal of a slowdown in the pace of comprehensive interest rate cuts [5]. Fundamental Situation - Economic data generally declined, and loans in the real - sector weakened, reflecting the weak economic operation. In July, economic and financial data showed that the contradiction of "weak demand + resilient supply + low prices" continued. Industrial added - value growth slightly decreased, overall investment growth was dragged down by real estate, infrastructure, and manufacturing, consumption momentum slightly slowed down, and financing in the resident and enterprise sectors was weak [6][7]. Capital - related Situation - This week, liquidity continued to be relatively loose. The maturity scale of the central bank's reverse repurchase decreased significantly, which will relieve capital pressure. The tax - period disturbances are gradually subsiding, and capital prices may decline [7]. Supply - side Situation - This week, local government bond issuance increased, and government bond issuance maintained a net - increase trend. It is expected that the central bank will adjust capital injection to maintain liquidity. The net increase in local government bond issuance this week was 2366 billion yuan compared with last week, and the net increase in Treasury bond issuance also increased by about 1000 billion yuan compared with last week. The scale of government bond payments decreased marginally compared with last week [8].

Group 1 - The bond market is experiencing a significant downturn, with the 10-year government bond yield surpassing 1.75% and approaching 1.8%, while the 30-year yield has reached 2.0375%, a four-month high [2] - The decline in the bond market is attributed to a peculiar mismatch of funds, exacerbated by a liquidity crunch due to corporate tax payments, which has outpaced the central bank's liquidity injections [2][4] - Despite the turmoil in the bond market, the stock market is thriving, with the Shanghai Composite Index breaking 3700 points, indicating a classic "stock-bond seesaw" effect where funds are flowing into equities while leaving bonds vulnerable [4][6] Group 2 - There is a silent battle among institutions in the bond market, with banks and insurance companies quietly accumulating long-term government bonds, while funds and brokerages are urgently selling off [6] - In just one week, funds have net sold 621 billion in interest rate bonds, leading to a reduction in the duration of medium- and long-term pure bond funds to 5.2 years, a three-week low [6] - The breach of the 1.75% threshold has shifted focus to the 1.8% psychological level, with a notable increase in volatility and trading activity as market participants engage in a tug-of-war [6][8]

Core Insights - The current US economic growth shows signs of comprehensive slowdown, with a cooling labor market and weak inflation reinforcing market expectations for a shift in Federal Reserve policy [2][6][14] - The anticipated interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve will significantly impact the US dollar and US Treasury markets, with historical trends indicating that Treasury yields typically decline ahead of policy shifts [2][7][30] - The impact of the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts on global equity markets is structurally differentiated, primarily depending on the motivation behind the policy [2][8][30] Economic Indicators - Recent macroeconomic data from the US indicates a broad weakening, with key indicators falling below market expectations. Non-farm payrolls for July increased by only 73,000, significantly lower than the expected 104,000, marking the lowest monthly increase since October 2024 [6][14] - The unemployment rate has been on the rise, reaching 4.2% in July, further confirming the cooling labor market. Inflation data also shows weakness, with July's CPI growth at 2.7%, below the expected 2.8% [14][20] Interest Rate and Currency Dynamics - US Treasury yields are expected to decline ahead of the Federal Reserve's official interest rate cut, driven by the forward-looking nature of the bond market. Short-term Treasuries (e.g., 2-year) are more sensitive to interest rate changes compared to long-term Treasuries (e.g., 10-year) [7][22][29] - The US dollar index typically weakens during the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut cycles. For instance, during the 2001 rate cut cycle, the dollar index fell by 13.34%, while it has already decreased by 3.20% since the first cut in 2024 [30][33] Equity Market Reactions - The Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts have historically led to varied impacts on global equity markets, largely influenced by the underlying economic conditions. Passive easing in response to recession often results in significant declines in equity markets, while preemptive cuts in resilient economic conditions can support equity valuations [8][30][34] - In the context of the 2024 preemptive rate cuts, corporate earnings remain relatively robust, which has helped to improve market risk appetite and support equity markets [8][34] Recent Asset Movements - Major US stock indices have recently shown gains, with the Nasdaq, Dow Jones, and S&P 500 rising by 2.20%, 2.14%, and 2.03% respectively. The healthcare, financial, and consumer discretionary sectors led the gains [5][37] - In the commodities market, LME zinc, copper, and Brent crude oil have seen increases, while gold and rebar steel have declined [5][37]

Group 1 - The Shanghai Composite Index reached a nearly 10-year high on August 18, with the North Stock 50 hitting a historical peak, and both the Shenzhen Component Index and the ChiNext Index surpassing their October 8 highs from the previous year. The total trading volume in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 2.76 trillion yuan, setting a new annual record [1] - The stock market's healthy development is crucial for China's future high-quality economic growth, marking a significant opportunity for historical development in the current and upcoming periods [1] Group 2 - Monetary policy is a key factor influencing capital market liquidity. The People's Bank of China shifted its monetary policy stance from stable to moderately loose at the end of last December, leading to interest rate cuts and maintaining reasonable liquidity in the market, with interest rates reaching historical lows [4] - The Federal Reserve began a rate-cutting process last year, which may resume in September due to weakening economic data and political pressures. Predictions suggest the Fed could cut rates 2-3 times by the end of the year, potentially benefiting China's capital market as international capital seeks undervalued investments [4] Group 3 - The real estate sector has entered a deep adjustment period, with decreasing financing from commercial banks for real estate companies and households. This has led to a shrinking non-bank wealth management market and historically low yields on bank wealth management products [5] - Funds that previously thrived in real estate and wealth management are now flowing back to banks, with a portion expected to invest in the stock market, presenting a significant opportunity for the stock market [5] Group 4 - Regulatory policies have been actively supporting the stock market, with unprecedented measures such as the central bank's direct participation in market regulation. Tools introduced by the central bank include securities and fund swaps and stock repurchase loans to support market participants [6] - The central bank's role as a last-resort lender and its ability to influence monetary policy and capital market transactions are crucial for stabilizing the financial system [6] Group 5 - The health of the capital market is fundamentally linked to the real economy. Despite external uncertainties and slowing domestic demand, strategic emerging industries and high-tech sectors are rapidly growing, contributing to the stock market's expansion [7] - To ensure a healthier stock market in the future, it is essential to manage the pace of new listings, maintain supply-demand balance, enforce strict market regulations, and protect investor rights [7]

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Group 1: Market Performance - The Shanghai Composite Index (SHCI) reached a nearly 10-year high on August 18, 2025, breaking the previous high of 3731.69 points set on February 18, 2021, with a closing increase of 0.85% to 3728.03 points and a trading volume exceeding 2.8 trillion yuan [4][5]. - The surge in the SHCI is attributed to three main drivers: significant inflow of new capital, supportive policies and institutional benefits, and strong performance in key sectors such as technology and finance [5][6]. Group 2: Economic Policies - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) emphasized the importance of promoting reasonable price recovery as a key consideration in monetary policy, aiming to prevent deflation risks and stimulate demand through appropriate monetary easing [7][9]. - The implementation of personal consumption loan interest subsidy policies aims to enhance consumer spending and support service sector businesses, reflecting a shift in fiscal and financial policy focus towards improving living standards and promoting consumption [6][7]. Group 3: International Trade and Energy - U.S. President Trump announced no plans to impose tariffs on China for purchasing Russian oil, which alleviates trade tensions and stabilizes the global energy market, allowing China to secure its energy supply [6][9]. - The decision to delay tariffs is expected to reduce market uncertainties and prevent potential disruptions similar to those experienced during the 2024 U.S.-China trade conflict [6][9]. Group 4: Financial Statistics - As of July 2025, China's broad money supply (M2) reached 329.94 trillion yuan, growing by 8.8% year-on-year, while narrow money supply (M1) increased by 5.6% [11]. - The social financing scale stood at 431.26 trillion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 9%, indicating a robust recovery in the economy and financial market [11].