Core Viewpoint - The short-term upward elasticity of equities is limited, making it difficult for the inflow of funds to continue boosting convertible bond valuations. It is recommended to maintain a neutral to low position and wait for opportunities, focusing on low-priced convertible bonds that resonate with terms, especially those in the export chain that may be affected by tariff policies, which could present numerous TACO trading opportunities [1][8]. Summary by Sections Tariff Impact and Market Reactions - In early April, the market experienced panic selling due to the announcement of tariffs by the U.S. government, leading to significant declines in A-shares, with the Shanghai Composite Index dropping 7.34% on April 7. Convertible bonds followed suit, with the weighted index of convertible bonds falling over 12% [2]. - Following the initial panic, the market began to recover on April 8, driven by a focus on expanding domestic demand and self-sufficiency, with the convertible bond index rebounding by 2.45% from April 8 to April 11 [2][3]. Sector Performance in Convertible Bonds - The performance of convertible bonds varied significantly across sectors during April. Industries with high external demand, such as advanced manufacturing and electronics, saw deeper declines and weaker rebounds compared to others. For instance, the electronics and home appliances sectors experienced over a 15% drop, followed by a mere 5% rebound [4]. - Conversely, sectors with balanced internal and external demand, such as defense, computing, and pharmaceuticals, showed strong rebounds after the initial declines [4]. Export Chain Convertible Bonds - The performance of export chain convertible bonds also varied, with some, like those in the chemical and textile sectors, showing resilience and good rebound performance despite earlier declines. For example, the Li Min and Su Li convertible bonds in the chemical sector had lower declines and performed well in the subsequent rebound [6]. - However, sectors like consumer electronics and medical outsourcing saw deeper initial declines and weaker recovery in the rebound phase [6]. Market Trends and Future Outlook - The TACO trading opportunities re-emerged in April due to unexpected changes in tariff policies, leading to high volatility in asset prices. As of late September, the market saw a decrease in convertible bond holdings by insurance institutions and other major holders, but public funds increased their positions, keeping convertible bond valuations relatively high [7]. - Looking ahead, the consensus is forming around a recovery in micro-enterprise performance, with a focus on high-priced equity strategies and small-cap growth convertible bonds in sectors like AI, semiconductors, and military electronics [8].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No information provided regarding the industry investment rating in the given content. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - The market or still favors TACO trading, but the volatility of equity asset prices may be weaker than that during the April 2025 tariff 1.0 period [6]. - In the short - term, with relatively weak equity elasticity, it's recommended to maintain a moderately low position and focus on low - price convertible bonds with clause resonance, especially export - chain convertible bonds affected by tariff policies [7]. - In the medium - term, the upward repair of domestic micro - enterprise performance is becoming a consensus, and the high - price equity - biased strategy may still be structurally dominant, with high attention on the rotation strategy of small - cap growth convertible bonds in technology self - controllable directions [7]. 3. Summary According to Relevant Catalogs 3.1 April 2025 Market Phases and Performance - **Tariff Upgrade Pre - period (April 2 - 7)**: A - shares and convertible bonds declined. The Shanghai Composite Index dropped 7.34% on April 7, and the Wind Convertible Bond Underlying Stock Weighted Index fell over 12%. High - price convertible bonds led the decline, and the equity - biased convertible bond strategy underperformed the market [1]. - **Tariff Counter - measure Initiation (April 8 - 11)**: A - shares and convertible bonds rebounded. The CSI Convertible Bond Index rebounded 2.45%, and high - price convertible bonds rose 5.38% [1]. - **Trade Friction Continuation (April 12 - 20)**: Market risk - aversion sentiment was high, and financial real - estate and dividend industries performed relatively well. Convertible bonds fluctuated narrowly [2]. - **Trade Friction Easing (April 21 onwards)**: Advanced manufacturing and technology sectors drove the market up, while the financial real - estate sector corrected [2]. 3.2 April 2025 Convertible Bond Market Performance by Industry - **High External - demand Exposure Industries**: Industries such as power equipment, machinery, and electronics had deep declines during the tariff upgrade pre - period and weak rebounds later. For example, electronics and home appliance industry convertible bonds' underlying stocks fell over 15% initially and only rebounded about 5% later [3]. - **Balanced Internal and External - demand Exposure Industries**: Industries like national defense and military, computer, and environmental protection had high declines initially but strong rebounds later [3]. - **Domestic - demand - led Industries**: Industries such as agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery, food and beverage, and transportation had low initial declines and led the rebounds [3]. 3.3 April 2025 Performance of Key Export - chain Convertible Bonds - **Good Initial and Rebound Performance**: Convertible bonds in chemical pesticides (Limin Convertible Bond, Suli Convertible Bond), textile and apparel (Shengtai Convertible Bond), and medical equipment (Yirui Convertible Bond, Kangyi Convertible Bond) had low initial declines and good rebounds [4]. - **High Initial Decline but Strong Rebound**: Convertible bonds in semiconductors (Huaya Convertible Bond, Weil Convertible Bond), military (Ruichuang Convertible Bond, Hangxin Convertible Bond), and agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery (Zhongchong Convertible Bond 2) had high initial declines but strong rebounds [4]. - **Deep Initial Decline and Weak Rebound**: Convertible bonds in consumer electronics, cleaning home appliances, medical outsourcing, and tires had deep initial declines and weak rebounds [4]. 3.4 Current Situation of the Convertible Bond Market - **Investor Behavior**: Since the end of August, investors have tended to "take profits". By the end of September, the scale of Shanghai - listed convertible bonds decreased naturally by 7.1% compared to the end of July. Insurance institutions were the main force in reducing holdings, with a 33% reduction, and other major holders also reduced their holdings [6]. - **Valuation**: Thanks to the reverse increase of public funds, convertible bond valuations are still at a relatively high historical level, and valuation indicators have slightly repaired upwards since late September [6].

Group 1 - The market experienced slight declines in the early session, with the Shanghai Composite Index down 0.06%, the Shenzhen Component down 0.18%, and the ChiNext Index down 0.48% [1][2] - The total trading volume in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets reached 746.7 billion, an increase of 32.4 billion compared to the previous trading day [1] - Over 2900 stocks declined, indicating a broad market weakness, while sectors such as computing power, chemicals, and agriculture showed notable activity with stocks like Qingyun Technology and Xianda Co. hitting the daily limit [1] Group 2 - The computing power concept stocks remained active, with significant gains observed in related companies [1] - The chemical and pesticide sectors also performed well, with stocks like Xianda Co. reaching their daily limit [1] - Conversely, the football concept stocks faced adjustments, with Jinling Sports dropping over 10% [1]