Group 1 - The article discusses the recent fluctuations in the stock market, particularly the Shanghai Composite Index reaching new highs before experiencing a downturn, causing panic among investors [3][31]. - The absence of the U.S. CPI data has led to market fears regarding the Federal Reserve's cautious approach, with concerns that interest rates may not be lowered in December [4][6]. - The article highlights that despite the lack of CPI data, the Federal Reserve has other data to consider, and the current economic situation in the U.S. is not as strong as it appears, masked by the tech boom [9][10]. Group 2 - There has been a significant increase in non-bank loans in the U.S., with $550 billion in new loans in the first ten months of the year, marking a 40% growth rate [18][19]. - Non-bank loans have surpassed the total of real estate, industrial, and consumer loans combined, indicating a shift in credit dynamics [19][21]. - The article outlines the main areas where non-bank loans are directed, including commercial real estate, residential mortgages, corporate credit, and consumer finance, driven by tighter bank regulations and the need for flexible financing [22][23]. Group 3 - The article notes a style shift in the market, with a general decline influenced by overseas factors, while certain sectors like finance and small-cap stocks have shown resilience [31][33]. - The Hong Kong stock market is more affected by overseas influences, and there have been recommendations to increase positions in insurance and Hong Kong dividend stocks during corrections [34][39]. - The article emphasizes that despite internal style rotations, the overall index is still on a slow upward trend, with the Shanghai Composite Index reaching new highs [43][44]. Group 4 - Recent economic data shows a decline in M1 and M2 growth rates, with M1 decreasing to 6.2% and M2 to 8.2%, indicating potential challenges in the stock market [53][59]. - Retail sales growth has slowed to 2.93%, suggesting a sluggish recovery in consumer spending, with restaurant revenues showing some improvement [62][66]. - Real estate investment has dropped by 14.7% year-on-year, indicating ongoing challenges in the sector, but the article suggests that funds from the real estate market may flow into the stock market [67][68]. Group 5 - The article mentions a rebound in soybean meal prices, with potential for further increases if supply issues arise towards the end of the year [69]. - It highlights the cyclical nature of the market, emphasizing that returns are not linear and that investors should be prepared for periods of volatility [71][73]. - The article advises against certain mindsets during bull markets, such as chasing highs or being overly sensitive to account fluctuations, suggesting a focus on long-term investment strategies [76][77].

Global Research ab 14 November 2025 First Read China Banks Expert call takeaways: expect range-bound China government bond yields Range-bound CGB yields in the foreseeable future We hosted an expert call with a fixed income strategist of a Beijing-based fixed income fund. China's bond market has experienced notable fluctuations this year. The 10-year China government bond (CGB) yield rose sharply from 1.59% at the beginning of the year to 1.88% in Mar, then returned and stabilized at around 1.65% in Q2 befo ...

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Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. Report's Core View - The Fed's rate cuts can be divided into preventive and relief (recessionary) rate cuts, with different policy triggering backgrounds and implementation goals [1][5]. - The Fed's preventive rate cut in September 2025 may have limited impact on China's bond market, as China's monetary policy emphasizes "independence" and focuses more on internal balance [1][88][89]. - In the fourth quarter, the economic downward pressure may increase, and the possibility of using policy tools such as RRR cuts and interest rate cuts in the future rises. Currently, the bond market has prominent allocation value, and bond yields may decline oscillating [2][90]. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 1. Types of Fed Rate Cuts - Preventive rate cuts are usually initiated when the economy shows signs of slowing but has not yet entered a recession, aiming to balance employment and inflation risks through small - scale and gradual interest rate adjustments, such as in 1995, 1998, 2019, 2024, and 2025 [1][5][79]. - Relief rate cuts often occur when the economy has fallen into a deep recession or faces a systemic crisis, characterized by large - scale and rapid interest rate cuts to stabilize the financial market, such as in 2001 - 2003, 2007 - 2008, and 2020 [1][5]. 2. Four Fed Rate - Cut Cycles Since 2000 2.1. 2001 - 2003 Relief Rate Cut - **Background and measures**: Triggered by the burst of the Internet bubble, the 9/11 terrorist attack, and corporate financial scandals. The Fed cut rates by 550 basis points from 6.5% to 1.0% [10]. - **US economic indicators**: GDP growth was sluggish, unemployment rate rose, core PCE inflation rate declined, and corporate investment was severely hit [13]. - **Impact on China's bond market**: China's central bank cut rates in 2002. The 1 - year and 10 - year Treasury yields showed different trends, reflecting the reduced sensitivity of the bond market to monetary easing when the domestic economy rebounded [19]. 2.2. 2007 - 2008 Relief Rate Cut - **Time, amplitude, and measures**: From September 2007 to December 2008, the Fed cut rates by 500 basis points to 0% - 0.25% and launched three rounds of QE [25][28]. - **Characteristics**: Fast - paced, large - amplitude, innovative policy tools, and multiple goals [29]. - **Impact on China's bond market**: The Sino - US yield spread narrowed and then fluctuated. There were changes in capital flows, with short - term international capital flowing in and out at different times [30][33][36]. 2.3. 2019 - 2020 Preventive + Relief Rate Cut - **Preventive rate cut (2019.7 - 2019.10)**: Against the background of global economic slowdown and Sino - US trade frictions, the Fed cut rates three times by 25 basis points each time. The US economy showed some recovery, and the bond market fluctuated. In China, the bond market was stable, and foreign capital increased holdings of RMB bonds [40][41][51]. - **Relief rate cut (2020.3)**: Due to the global public health event, the Fed cut rates to 0% - 0.25% and implemented unlimited QE. China also increased the easing intensity, and the bond yield declined and then rebounded [46][47][58]. 2.4. 2024 H2 Preventive Rate Cut - **Background, time, amplitude, and impact**: The Fed cut rates by 100 basis points in the second half of 2024, with a "fast - then - stable" feature. It aimed to avoid a hard landing of the economy. China's bond yields declined, and foreign capital increased holdings of Chinese bonds [60][66][67]. 3. Characteristics of the Preventive Rate Cut in 2025 - **Trigger paths**: Driven by the pressure of national debt scale and debt cost, and the marginal deterioration of the employment market [71][76]. - **Market pricing and yield trends**: The market had partially priced in the rate cut before it happened. After the rate cut in September 2025, the US Treasury yields first declined and then rose [79][80][82]. 4. Impact of the Fed's Rate - Cut Cycle on China's Bond Market - **Short - term impact**: The Fed's rate - cut expectation may attract foreign capital to flow into China's bond market through spread repair and open up space for domestic monetary policy [1][84]. - **Long - term impact**: China's bond market trend may depend more on domestic factors, including economic fundamentals and policy coordination. The influence of the Fed's policy on China's monetary policy may be weakening [87][88]. 5. Economic Situation and Bond Market Outlook in the Fourth Quarter - **Economic situation**: The economic growth in Q3 slowed down compared with Q1 and Q2. Consumption and exports may face pressure, and the external environment is also unstable, increasing the possibility of using policy tools [2][90]. - **Bond market outlook**: The bond market has prominent allocation value, and bond yields may decline oscillating. The 10 - year Treasury yield is expected to fluctuate between 1.60% - 1.80% [2][90].

Group 1: Macro Strategy Insights - The macro strategy management firms are focusing on global asset classes, particularly gold, in response to the current macroeconomic environment [1][2] - The classic risk parity model is employed by firms like 思达星汇, which allocates higher weights to low-volatility assets and utilizes a 70% allocation to a risk parity strategy for beta returns [1][8] - 远澜私募 uses a risk budget model to dynamically adjust asset allocations based on predefined thresholds, allowing for more flexibility compared to traditional risk parity approaches [8] Group 2: Gold Market Analysis - Gold is currently in a bullish trend due to expectations of a weaker US dollar and ongoing monetary easing, making it a preferred safe-haven asset [2][9] - The long-term outlook for gold remains positive, driven by its role as a substitute for US Treasuries, with central banks increasing their gold reserves [9] - The geopolitical instability and supportive monetary conditions are expected to sustain gold's upward trajectory over the next few years [2] Group 3: Stock Market Outlook - The global stock market is expected to perform well in a liquidity-friendly environment, with AI-driven industrial revolution still in its early stages [3][4] - The current fiscal expansion is likely to stimulate economic growth, supporting asset prices until a potential bubble phase is reached [3] - The focus for Q4 is on US and Hong Kong stocks, as fiscal and monetary stimuli are anticipated to be more pronounced [3] Group 4: Bond Market Dynamics - China's government bonds are expected to experience long-term fluctuations, with a low long-term yield relative to financing needs [5][11] - Short-term bonds are likely to benefit from the Fed's rate cuts, while long-term bonds may face upward price constraints due to inflation expectations [11][12] - The overall bond market strategy suggests holding short-term bonds while using long-term bonds for hedging [12] Group 5: Commodity Insights - Copper is identified as a commodity with strong support due to limited supply and increasing demand driven by technological advancements [10] - The overall macroeconomic cycle is viewed as transitioning from a period of recession to recovery, which will benefit commodities and equities [6] Group 6: Market Adjustments and Risk Management - Recent adjustments in gold allocations were made to mitigate volatility, with a reduction in gold exposure following significant price movements [7][14] - The use of risk alert models has facilitated quicker adjustments in asset positions, enhancing overall portfolio resilience [14]

Group 1: Federal Reserve Rate Cuts Overview - The Federal Reserve has conducted 5 easing cycles and 5 preventive rate cuts since 1980, with rate reductions ranging from approximately 75 basis points (bp) to 1150 bp[13] - Preventive rate cuts occur when economic growth slows but has not yet entered a recession, while easing cuts are implemented during severe economic downturns[17] - The current easing cycle shares similarities with those in 1995 and 2019, with marginal economic weakening but resilient consumption and services[5] Group 2: Asset Performance During Rate Cuts - U.S. Treasury yields typically decline significantly before the first rate cut, with average declines of 73 bp and 85 bp for easing and preventive cuts, respectively[53] - U.S. equities generally rise during preventive cuts (with an 80% success rate for the Nasdaq and S&P 500) but tend to decline during easing cuts, averaging a drop of 11%-13%[52] - The U.S. dollar usually weakens during both types of rate cuts but tends to rebound after the cycle ends, with an average increase of 2.7% six months post-cut[52] - Gold performs better during preventive cuts, with an 80% success rate, while industrial metals depend more on global demand fundamentals[52]

Core Viewpoint - The current dollar system is facing a historic turning point as its three pillars—comprehensive national strength, crisis response capability, and institutional advantages—are simultaneously weakening, providing a strategic window for the development of the renminbi [1][9]. Group 1: Evolution of Global Safe Assets - Safe assets are defined as those that maintain stable nominal returns, high liquidity, and low credit risk during market turmoil [2]. - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) outlines five conditions for safe assets: low credit and market risk, high market liquidity, limited inflation risk, low exchange rate risk, and minimal idiosyncratic risk [2]. - U.S. Treasury bonds are currently viewed as the safest store of value globally, holding a significant share in the safe asset portfolio [2]. Group 2: Historical Support Conditions for Safe Assets - Comprehensive national strength is the fundamental support for a currency to become a global safe asset, as seen in historical examples like Spain, the Netherlands, and the UK [5]. - Crisis response capability is crucial for market trust, demonstrated by historical mechanisms like the Dutch East India Company bond trading and the establishment of the Federal Reserve's global dollar swap network [6]. - Institutional advantages manifest in three areas: rule-making power, control over clearing networks, and liquidity supply dominance, which are essential for maintaining currency hegemony [7]. Group 3: Current Challenges to the Dollar System - The U.S. is experiencing a relative weakening of national strength, with GDP shrinking by 0.3% in Q1 2025 and a manufacturing sector share in GDP dropping to just over 10% [10]. - The frequent use of economic sanctions by the U.S. has damaged institutional credibility, leading to a decline in the dollar's share of global foreign exchange reserves from 72% in 2000 to below 60% currently [11]. - Technological advancements are disrupting traditional institutional advantages, with over 20% of oil trade now conducted in non-dollar settlements and significant progress in digital currency development [12]. Group 4: Strategic Recommendations for the Renminbi - Strengthening comprehensive national strength through high-quality economic development and enhancing competitiveness in high-end manufacturing and digital technology [14]. - Improving crisis response capabilities and market trust by enhancing the liquidity of renminbi assets and reforming the national bond market [15]. - Building a new institutional advantage by coordinating rule-making, clearing, and liquidity supply systems to support the cross-border use of the renminbi [16].

Core Viewpoint - The Federal Reserve's recent shift from aggressive interest rate hikes to rate cuts indicates a response to economic challenges, potentially leading to significant capital flows into China as investors seek more attractive returns [2][4][10]. Group 1: Federal Reserve Policy Changes - The Federal Reserve's policy has fluctuated from extensive asset purchases in 2021 to tightening measures, and now to a more accommodative stance with a 25 basis point rate cut in September 2023, reflecting concerns about economic strength [2][4]. - The Fed's balance sheet remains above $7 trillion, indicating a slow reduction in asset purchases while maintaining a low-interest-rate environment [4][10]. - Analysts suggest that continued rate cuts could weaken the US dollar, benefiting emerging markets, particularly China [4][10]. Group 2: Capital Flows to China - Goldman Sachs predicts that the Fed's rate cuts may prompt Chinese companies to sell $1 trillion in dollar assets and reinvest in renminbi, driven by changes in interest rate differentials [5][12]. - China's bond market is attracting foreign investment, with foreign institutions holding over 4 trillion renminbi in bonds, and significant trading activity recorded [5][10]. - The stability of Chinese government bond yields at around 2.5% compared to declining US Treasury yields makes Chinese assets more appealing to global investors [5][10]. Group 3: Global Currency Dynamics - Central banks are reportedly reducing their dollar reserves while increasing their holdings in renminbi, with 30% of bank leaders planning to increase renminbi allocations within two years [7][12]. - The weakening US dollar, which has dropped from a high of 114 to around 90, is expected to raise commodity prices, benefiting countries with strong currencies like China [7][10]. - The trend of increasing gold reserves among emerging markets, including China, is seen as a strategy to reduce reliance on the dollar and enhance financial security [7][12]. Group 4: Economic Context and Future Outlook - The US economy is projected to grow at around 2.5% in 2024, but consumer spending remains weak, leading to a cautious outlook on economic recovery [4][10]. - The ongoing US-China economic tensions, particularly in technology and supply chains, may influence capital flows and investment strategies [9][10]. - The potential for a "Pearl Harbor" event in the financial sector, such as a sudden devaluation of the dollar, is a concern for global markets, prompting countries to diversify their reserves [12][16].

Core Viewpoint - The financial competition between China and the United States has intensified, with both countries resorting to issuing government bonds to bolster their economies amid rising debt levels and inflation concerns [1][5]. Group 1: U.S. Debt Issuance - The U.S. government has been actively issuing bonds as a key method to raise funds, with a notable shift towards auctioning long-term bonds to counteract declining investor confidence in the economy [2][4]. - The Federal Reserve's prolonged high-interest rate policy has led to skepticism regarding the U.S. economic outlook, resulting in a growing preference for short-term bonds among investors [4][5]. - As of now, the total U.S. government debt has reached approximately $34.7 trillion, leading to an estimated per capita debt of around 750,000 RMB for the American population [9]. Group 2: China's Debt Issuance - In May, China's debt market saw the issuance of approximately 68,624.9 billion RMB in various debt instruments, including government bonds, local government bonds, and corporate bonds, aimed at boosting domestic economic confidence [6][12]. - The Chinese government has been more restrained in its debt issuance compared to the U.S., with a per capita debt estimate of about 20,000 RMB, significantly lower than that of the U.S. [9][11]. - The funds raised through China's debt issuance are primarily allocated to domestic infrastructure and development projects, contrasting with the U.S. approach of funding military and financial markets [8][11].