期货研究报告|中观数据 2026-01-05 去库延续，需求仍待改善 ——行业景气度系列十 研究院 徐闻宇 xuwenyu@htfc.com 从业资格号：F0299877 投资咨询号：Z0011454 投资咨询业务资格： 证监许可【2011】1289 号 中观事件 12 月中国制造业 PMI 为 50.1（0.9 pct MoM），处于扩张区间的行业环比减少 4 个，处于 收缩区间的行业环比增加 4 个；非制造业 PMI 为 50.2（0.7 pct MoM），处于扩张区间的 行业环比增加 5 个，处于收缩区间的行业环比减少 5 个。 核心观点 ■ 制造业 总体：12 月制造业 PMI 近五年分位数位于 57.6%，变动 37.3%。其中，4 个行业制造业 PMI 处于扩张区间，环比减少 4 个，同比减少 3 个。 供给：小幅回落。3 个月均值来看，12 月制造业 PMI 生产指数为 50.5 ，环比减少 0.1 个 百分点；其中，5 个行业出现环比改善，10 个行业出现环比回落。 需求：仍待改善。3 个月均值来看，12 月制造业 PMI 新订单为 49.6 ，环比增加 0.4 个百 分点。其中，3 个行业出 ...

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Employment Data Overview - In November, the U.S. added 64,000 non-farm jobs, exceeding the expected 50,000[2] - The unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, higher than the anticipated 4.4%[2] - In October, non-farm employment decreased by 105,000, primarily due to a reduction of 157,000 jobs in the government sector[4] Sector Performance - The private sector added 52,000 jobs in October, while November saw an increase of 69,000 jobs[3] - Education and healthcare sectors were significant contributors, adding 65,000 jobs in November[8] - The construction sector improved with an addition of 28,000 jobs in November[8] Labor Market Dynamics - The labor force participation rate increased, contributing to the rise in the unemployment rate[14] - The unemployment rate for Black or African American individuals rose significantly, indicating structural issues in the labor market[14] - Average duration of unemployment decreased, suggesting some easing in re-employment pressures[16] Wage Trends - Average wage growth showed signs of slowing, with service sector wages dropping to approximately 3.4% year-on-year[20] - Wage growth in the goods-producing sector remained stable at around 4.0%[20] Monetary Policy Implications - Following the employment data release, the market slightly increased expectations for a rate cut in January, now at 26%[23] - The Federal Reserve is likely to consider a 25 basis point rate cut in March, contingent on further employment data[23]

Employment Data Overview - In November, the U.S. added 64,000 non-farm jobs, exceeding the expected 50,000, while the unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, above the anticipated 4.4%[2] - October saw a decrease of 105,000 non-farm jobs, primarily due to a reduction of 157,000 jobs in the government sector[4] Sector Performance - The private sector added 52,000 jobs in October, while November saw a rebound with 69,000 jobs added, driven mainly by the education and healthcare sectors[4][6] - The service production sector contributed significantly, with 50,000 jobs added in November, while the goods-producing sector added 19,000 jobs[8] Unemployment Insights - The unemployment rate of 4.6% in November is the highest in nearly four years, indicating challenges in the labor market[14] - The labor force participation rate increased, contributing to upward pressure on the unemployment rate due to limited job absorption capacity[14] Wage Trends - Average wage growth has slowed, with service sector wages increasing by approximately 3.4% year-on-year, indicating a decrease in inflationary pressure from wages[20] - The goods-producing sector's wages remain relatively high at around 4.0% year-on-year, but show signs of stabilization[20] Monetary Policy Outlook - Following the employment data release, the market slightly raised expectations for a rate cut in January, with a 26% probability noted[23] - The Federal Reserve is expected to consider a 25 basis point rate cut in March, contingent on further employment data and inflation trends[23]

Employment Trends - In October, the U.S. added 105,000 non-farm jobs, a significant drop from September's 108,000, but rebounded to 64,000 in November, exceeding market expectations of 50,000[8] - The unemployment rate unexpectedly rose to 4.6% in November, the highest in nearly four years, up from 4.44% in September[8] - Initial claims for unemployment benefits and continuing claims showed slight improvement, indicating resilience in the job market[2] Economic Outlook - The U.S. economy is expected to see growth and unemployment rates stabilize by 2026, with inflation initially declining before rising again[2] - The Federal Reserve may consider a rate cut in June as a political gesture, with inflation potentially rebounding in the second half of the year[2] - The labor participation rate increased from 62.3% to 62.5%, with the broader U6 unemployment rate rising to 8.7%[8] Sector Performance - Job growth was primarily concentrated in construction, healthcare, and education services, while manufacturing jobs continued to decline for the seventh consecutive month[8] - Retail sales, excluding automobiles and gasoline, maintained rapid growth in October, indicating consumer resilience[2] - The service sector's PMI employment index and job postings on Indeed showed a slow recovery, suggesting ongoing demand for labor[2]

Core Viewpoint - The 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session emphasizes the construction of a modern infrastructure system as a crucial task for building a modern industrial system and strengthening the foundation of the real economy [1] Group 1: Importance of Modern Infrastructure - Infrastructure plays a strategic, foundational, and leading role in national development, significantly impacting economic and social progress [2] - The Central Committee has consistently promoted the construction of a modern infrastructure system, recognizing its importance for long-term national development [2] - Infrastructure is essential for industrial development and serves as a critical component of the modern industrial system, reflecting a country's development level and civilization [2] Group 2: New Quality Productivity - The development of a modern infrastructure system is vital for nurturing new quality productivity, as historical innovations have relied on corresponding infrastructure [3] - Modern infrastructure networks facilitate the flow of technological innovation and production factors, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs [3] Group 3: Current Challenges - There are significant gaps in China's infrastructure compared to developed countries, with issues such as insufficient coordination and resilience in key areas [4] Group 4: Characteristics of Modern Infrastructure - The modern infrastructure system must be advanced, systematic, efficient, safe, and green, aligning with the needs of a socialist modernized nation [5] - Emphasis on integrating advanced technology with economic benefits is crucial for modern infrastructure development [5] Group 5: Transition to Systematic Planning - There is a need to shift from single-domain planning to cross-domain systematic planning for infrastructure, addressing imbalances and structural issues [6][7] Group 6: Development Direction - The development of modern infrastructure should focus on intelligence, greenness, and integration, leveraging new technologies for enhanced efficiency and sustainability [8] Group 7: Key Tasks for the 14th Five-Year Plan - The 14th Five-Year Plan aims to consolidate and expand China's infrastructure advantages, focusing on modernizing transportation and energy systems while enhancing safety and resilience [9][12] Group 8: New Energy Infrastructure - The new energy infrastructure will prioritize non-fossil energy sources and develop a new power system, aiming for a significant increase in clean energy supply [12] Group 9: Modern Water Network - The construction of a modern water network is essential for national public service systems, focusing on flood control and efficient water resource management [13] Group 10: Urban Infrastructure Resilience - Enhancing urban infrastructure to support both daily functions and emergency responses is critical for improving resilience and sustainability [14]

Core Viewpoint - Hainan is accelerating the implementation of major infrastructure projects to build a high-quality modern infrastructure system, enhancing connectivity and supporting economic development [6][16]. Infrastructure Development - A series of significant infrastructure projects are underway, including the completion of the Yangpu Port Expressway by the end of December, which will greatly improve transportation efficiency [5]. - The expansion of Sanya Phoenix International Airport's T3 terminal has been completed, marking a record construction speed for similar projects in China [5]. - Hainan is enhancing its "land, sea, and air" infrastructure, with a focus on increasing international flight routes to major global destinations [6][8]. Transportation Network - The island's road network is being significantly improved, with the completion of various highways and the achievement of "county-level expressway access" [9]. - By the end of 2024, the total length of highways in Hainan is expected to exceed 42,000 kilometers, with a density of 124.2 kilometers per 100 square kilometers [9]. - The G225 national road is undergoing a "five networks integration" project, enhancing its capacity and efficiency [10]. New Infrastructure Initiatives - Hainan is advancing its digital infrastructure, with all major cities achieving "gigabit city" status and a complete 5G network coverage in administrative villages [12]. - The province is also developing a new energy system, with projects like the Boao Zero Carbon Demonstration Zone and distributed photovoltaic projects [12][13]. Customs and Trade Facilitation - Hainan's customs facilities are fully constructed, supporting the operation of the free trade port and enhancing the efficiency of goods flow [15][16]. - The province has initiated a 7×24 hour operation for customs checks, ensuring smooth and efficient processing of goods [16].

Core Viewpoint - In November, the U.S. private sector experienced a surprising decline of 32,000 jobs, contrasting sharply with previous expectations of a 20,000 job increase [1] Employment Data Summary - The revised data for October indicates an increase of 47,000 jobs in the private sector [1] - Employment in the goods-producing sector decreased by 19,000 jobs, while the service sector saw a reduction of 13,000 jobs in November [1] - Small private enterprises lost 120,000 jobs, whereas medium and large enterprises added 51,000 and 39,000 jobs, respectively [1] - The Northeast and South regions of the U.S. saw declines of 100,000 and 43,000 jobs in the private sector, while the Midwest and West regions experienced increases of 45,000 and 67,000 jobs, respectively [1] Economic Trends - The data indicates a stagnation in job creation during the second half of the year, with a downward trend in wage growth [1] - Recruitment activities in manufacturing, professional and business services, information, and construction sectors were particularly weak in November [1] - The chief economist of the company noted that employers are facing cautious consumer sentiment and an uncertain macroeconomic environment, leading to fluctuations in the hiring market [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of strengthening infrastructure planning and construction in China, focusing on optimizing layout, promoting integration, and enhancing safety resilience and operational sustainability [1] Group 1: Infrastructure Planning and Coordination - The need for coordinated planning and construction of infrastructure across various fields and regions is highlighted, addressing structural issues such as imbalances in development between urban and rural areas, and between different regions [2] - Specific areas of concern include the outdated infrastructure in rural areas, lack of essential facilities, and the disparity in investment between public and commercial infrastructure [2] Group 2: Integration and Sharing of Infrastructure - The article notes significant achievements in infrastructure development, such as the world's largest high-speed rail and highway networks, but points out the persistent challenges in collaborative planning and integration [3] - Issues like increased construction costs and reduced operational efficiency due to fragmented infrastructure development are discussed, emphasizing the need for integrated infrastructure systems [3] Group 3: Safety Resilience and Security - The article discusses the advancements in construction technology leading to enhanced safety in major infrastructure projects, yet it stresses the need for improved resilience against natural disasters and emergencies [4] - Concerns are raised regarding the adequacy of infrastructure in meeting national security requirements and the reliance on imported technology, which affects operational safety [4] Group 4: Sustainability of Infrastructure Operations - The article addresses issues such as excessive forward-looking designs and the overheating of investments in new infrastructure, advocating for sustainable operational practices [5] - It emphasizes the importance of balancing new infrastructure development with efficient utilization and the need for modernization and digital transformation of traditional infrastructure [5]

Employment Data Overview - In September, the U.S. added 119,000 non-farm jobs, significantly exceeding the expected 50,000[2] - The unemployment rate rose slightly to 4.4%, up from 4.3% in August[2] - The combined job additions for July and August were revised down by 33,000[5] Sector Performance - The private sector contributed 97,000 jobs, with notable gains in education and healthcare (59,000 jobs) and leisure and hospitality (47,000 jobs)[11] - Manufacturing, mining, and transportation sectors continued to decline, with losses of 6,000, 3,000, and 25,300 jobs respectively[12] - The construction sector showed improvement, adding 19,000 jobs, reversing previous declines[12] Wage and Inflation Insights - Average hourly earnings in the service sector increased by 3.8% year-on-year, while goods-producing sectors saw a 4.0% increase[24] - Overall wage growth lacks significant upward momentum, indicating limited inflationary pressure from wages[24] Federal Reserve Outlook - The September non-farm data is critical for the December FOMC meeting, influencing interest rate decisions[4] - Market expectations suggest a 25 basis point rate cut in December, though internal divisions within the Fed complicate the decision[26] - The recent data, while positive, may not be sufficient to shift the Fed's stance decisively towards rate cuts[26]