Core Insights - The report highlights that the service sector is performing strongly, which is expected to drive economic demand expansion both overseas and domestically [1][17][25] - It emphasizes the continuous improvement of the domestic economic fundamentals, indicating a high probability of long-term allocation success for risk assets [1][25][36] - The report notes that improving demand may influence the trading logic of crude oil and gold [1][41][52] Market Review - As of July 30, 2025, global equity assets showed good performance, with MSCI global returning 1.79% and emerging markets at 2.43%, outperforming developed markets [8] - The domestic market performed well, with the CSI All Share Index yielding 5.80% and active equity funds showing exceptional performance, with the China Equity Index rising 8.77% [8][14] - Commodity assets, particularly crude oil and gold, experienced significant price movements influenced by demand and geopolitical factors [8][41] Market Outlook Overseas Market - The service sector's strong performance is expected to positively impact overall economic demand expansion [17][18] - Despite challenges in the manufacturing sector and rising long-term bond yields, the service sector's growth is seen as a stabilizing factor for the global economy [18][20] Domestic Market - The domestic economy has shown resilience, with GDP growth of 5.3% in the first half of 2025, driven by consumption and exports [25][27] - Industrial value-added increased by 6.8% year-on-year, with notable growth in sectors such as automotive and machinery [25][26] - Consumer spending is improving, with retail sales growing by 5.0% year-on-year in the first half of 2025, supported by government subsidies and innovative consumption trends [25][27] Asset Allocation Strategy Equity Funds - The report suggests a "core + opportunity" barbell strategy, focusing on stable, high-performance assets while also seeking growth opportunities in sectors like technology and consumer goods [3][36] - Emphasis is placed on long-term allocations in risk assets due to favorable economic conditions [3][36] Fixed Income Funds - The report recommends focusing on medium to short-duration bonds for better risk-reward ratios, as long-duration bonds may present diminishing returns [3][36] - Financial and interest rate bonds are highlighted as preferred choices for conservative investors [3] QDII Funds - The report indicates that new economic drivers, particularly AI, are accelerating economic demand growth, presenting long-term opportunities for QDII funds [3][41] - Attention is drawn to the potential impacts of geopolitical tensions on crude oil prices and the ongoing demand for gold as a safe-haven asset [41][47]

Core Viewpoint - A potential data leak involving employee salary information at Bosera Asset Management has raised concerns about information security within the public fund industry [1][2]. Group 1: Incident Details - The leaked data includes employee identification numbers, names, positions, and monthly salaries, with the highest monthly salary reported at 135,000 yuan [1]. - A leaked image also detailed year-end bonuses for employees, with the highest bonus reaching 6.1 million yuan and the lowest at 490,000 yuan [1]. - Bosera Asset Management has stated that the leaked data is inaccurate and does not reflect actual circumstances, and the company has reported the incident to the police for further investigation [2]. Group 2: Industry Reactions - Industry insiders suggest that the leaked data may be outdated, as some employees mentioned in the leak have already left the company [2]. - The incident has prompted discussions about the sensitivity of employee salary information and the need for robust data security measures within companies [3]. Group 3: Company Profile - As of the end of Q2 2023, Bosera Asset Management had an asset management scale of 1,072.542 billion yuan, ranking sixth in the industry, with a total of 386 fund products [3].

Group 1 - The macroeconomic environment in China continues to show signs of recovery, with the manufacturing PMI slightly increasing to 49.7% in June from 49.5% in May, indicating a prolonged contraction phase [2] - The consumer price index (CPI) remained stable with a year-on-year decrease of 0.1%, while the producer price index (PPI) saw a larger decline of 3.3% compared to a 2.7% drop in April, reflecting pressures in production material prices [2] - The stock market experienced a broad rally in June, with major indices such as the Shanghai Composite Index and Shenzhen Component Index rising by 2.90% and 4.23% respectively, driven by positive investor sentiment following U.S.-China trade discussions [3][4] Group 2 - The bond market showed a downward trend in yields, with 1-year, 5-year, and 10-year government bond yields decreasing by 12 basis points, 5 basis points, and 2 basis points to 1.34%, 1.51%, and 1.65% respectively [5] - The overall bond market returned a positive performance, with the China Bond Index rising by 0.59% in June, indicating a favorable environment for fixed-income investments [5] Group 3 - The U.S. macroeconomic indicators showed mixed results, with the Markit Composite PMI at 52.9%, while the Eurozone manufacturing PMI remained in contraction at 49.5% [6] - Global stock indices exhibited varied performance, with the S&P 500 and Nikkei 225 increasing by 4.96% and 6.64% respectively, while European indices like the FTSE 100 and DAX saw slight declines [6] Group 4 - In June, equity funds, particularly small-cap and growth-style funds, outperformed large-cap funds, with the average returns for small-cap mixed funds and mid-cap growth funds at 6.02% and 5.77% respectively [18] - Fixed-income funds also recorded positive returns, with convertible bond funds leading at 3.47%, followed by actively managed bond funds at 1.13% [19] Group 5 - QDII funds showed strong performance, particularly in the global emerging markets mixed funds, which achieved an average return of 12.67% in June, benefiting from favorable conditions in international markets [28]

Core Insights - The global economy is facing multiple challenges, revealing its vulnerabilities under the uncertainty of US policies. Issues such as regionalism, inflation, debt pressure, and structured risks in asset valuations are still unfolding. The continuous depreciation of the US dollar has made European and emerging markets more attractive to capital, while precious metals like gold have seen significant price increases, indicating a reshaping of the global market. In response to the current market environment, it is advised to focus on certainty and make asset allocations based on a high safety margin [1][16][21]. Market Overview - As of June 29, 2025, global equity assets performed well, with MSCI global returns at 4.01% and emerging markets at 6.15%, slightly outperforming developed markets. The domestic market also showed strong performance, with the CSI All Share Index yielding 3.13%, particularly driven by growth stocks which rose by 4.87% [7][13]. - The global economic pressure remains significant, with manufacturing PMI in some regions still below the expansion threshold, indicating risks of a peak in the global economic growth cycle. Concurrently, US stocks have seen valuations driven up by AI and buybacks, which has weakened corporate resilience [19][20]. Asset Allocation Strategy - **Equity Funds**: The strategy should focus on a "core + opportunities" approach, balancing safety and returns. Core allocations should prioritize high earnings certainty, high profits, and high dividends, while opportunity allocations should leverage policy implementation, confidence-driven investments, and technology empowerment [3][30]. - **Fixed Income Funds**: It is recommended to lower expectations while seeking stable returns. Mid to short-duration funds are seen as more cost-effective, as the market's excessive pursuit of long-duration bonds has diminished their risk-return profile [3][4]. - **QDII Funds**: Attention should be paid to marginal changes affecting expectations. For equity QDII, caution is advised regarding structured valuation risks, while for oil QDII, geopolitical factors are becoming increasingly significant. Gold QDII is expected to perform well in the medium to long term due to ongoing demand for safe-haven assets [4][37][40]. Domestic Economic Insights - The domestic economy has shown resilience, with a GDP growth of 5.4% in Q1 2025, driven by consumption and exports. Industrial value-added growth was steady at 5.8%, with significant contributions from sectors like new energy vehicles and robotics [21][28]. - Consumer spending has been robust, with retail sales in May growing by 6.4% year-on-year, supported by government subsidies and promotional activities. However, structural income disparities remain a challenge for sustained consumption growth [26][28]. Commodity Market Dynamics - Geopolitical issues and inflation have been influencing global commodity prices. The escalation of conflicts has pushed oil prices higher, while the depreciation of the dollar has led to fluctuations in gold prices. Future trading logic for oil and gold will likely continue to be driven by geopolitical and risk-averse sentiments [37][49]. - The long-term stability of oil prices will depend on global economic growth and demand, with current PMI data indicating potential declines in demand. The supply side, particularly OPEC+ production decisions, will also play a crucial role in short-term price movements [45][49].

Core Viewpoint - The global capital markets are experiencing volatility due to ongoing policy disturbances and structural changes, with a focus on the relationship between transformation and balance, as well as risk and return [1][2]. Policy Environment - A series of incremental policies have been introduced to stabilize market expectations and boost investor confidence, covering fiscal, financial, consumption, and investment areas [2][3]. - Since September 2022, the Shanghai Composite Index has risen over 20%, indicating a recovery in market sentiment [2]. Market Dynamics - The current macro environment is favorable for both equity and bond markets, with ongoing policy support and a positive economic structural transition [3][4]. - Investors are encouraged to consider "fixed income plus" products, which combine stable fixed income assets with some equity exposure to enhance returns [3][5]. Investment Strategies - For bond funds, the overall performance has been weaker compared to previous years, necessitating new strategies to enhance fund returns [5][6]. - Investors should adjust their portfolios based on their risk tolerance, with options ranging from cash-like assets for low-risk tolerance to "fixed income plus" products for moderate risk tolerance [6][7]. Fund Selection - Different types of fixed income funds exist, including pure bond funds categorized by duration and credit quality, which exhibit varying levels of volatility [7][8]. - Investors should prioritize funds with a history of stable performance and consider factors such as lock-up periods and fees when selecting products [8].

Core Insights - The global economy is facing multiple challenges, including inflation, debt pressure, and structural risks in asset valuation, reshaping financial markets [1] - The report emphasizes the need to focus on certainty and seek assets with a high safety margin in the current market environment [1] - Fund allocation for June 2025 should consider three core dimensions: 1) deepening overseas inflation, debt pressure, and asset structural risks; 2) domestic economic stabilization driven by consumption and technological innovation; 3) rebalancing risks and opportunities in alternative assets amid rising risk aversion [1] Market Review - As of May 29, 2025, global equity assets performed well, with MSCI global returning 1.1% and the CSI All Share Index returning 0.6% [6] - Domestic bond assets remained stable despite increased volatility in interest rate bonds, with the CSI All Bond Index rising 0.44% over the past six months [6] - Commodity assets, particularly gold and oil, experienced increased volatility due to geopolitical factors and changes in overseas policies [6] Market Outlook - The report highlights that the manufacturing PMI in Europe and Japan has been below the growth line for ten consecutive months, indicating significant pressure on these economies [15] - The U.S. protectionism and isolationism are disrupting global economic growth, leading to structural price increases and new inflation issues [17] - The report warns of increasing structural risks in global asset valuations, particularly in long-term government bonds, which may face selling pressure due to rising yields [20] Asset Allocation Recommendations Equity Funds - Domestic equity assets are considered relatively attractive due to high valuation ratios amid overseas economic cycles peaking and increasing debt pressure [2] - Core allocation should focus on high certainty in performance, high profits, and high dividends, particularly in dividend and large-cap funds [2] - Opportunities should be sought in policy-driven, confidence-driven, and technology-enabled sectors, with a focus on consumer improvement and sectors like chips, AI, and new energy [2] Fixed Income Funds - The report suggests lowering expectations and seeking stable returns, with a preference for medium to short-duration funds due to the overvaluation of long-duration bonds [2] - Financial bonds and interest rate bonds are recommended for stable investors, with a potential for credit risk to be managed through appropriate credit downgrades [2] QDII Funds - Caution is advised for equity QDII investments due to structural valuation risks, while low PB value stocks in Europe and Hong Kong may perform better [3] - Oil QDII investments should be approached with caution due to OPEC+ production increases and declining global oil demand expectations [3] - Gold QDII is expected to perform well in the medium to long term due to rising sovereign debt risks and persistent investor risk aversion [3] Domestic Economic Analysis - The domestic economy is stabilizing with a focus on new and old energy transitions, supported by consumption policies and technological innovation [21] - The GDP growth rate for Q1 2025 was 5.4%, driven by increased consumption and exports [21] - The report notes that consumer spending is gradually recovering, with retail sales growing by 5.1% year-on-year in April 2025 [21] Investment Opportunities - The report identifies high dividend assets and banking stocks as having attractive valuation ratios in the current environment [37] - The technology sector, particularly in semiconductors and AI, is highlighted for its growth potential due to domestic innovation and policy support [37] - Consumer sectors are expected to continue improving, driven by consumption upgrades and digital economy developments [37]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles emphasizes the importance of encouraging long-term capital to enter the capital market, which is seen as a strategy to stabilize market expectations and optimize investment structures [1][2][3] - The introduction of policies aimed at promoting long-term funds, such as insurance and pension funds, is expected to create a more rational and stable market environment, reducing volatility and enhancing value-driven investment strategies [2][3] - The shift towards long-term capital is anticipated to change the A-share market dynamics, as these funds focus on long-term profitability and industry trends, leading to a decrease in speculative trading [3] Group 2 - The asset management industry is urged to enhance its service capabilities by strengthening research efforts and closely monitoring company performance to avoid herd behavior and unnecessary losses [4] - The company aims to provide professional and diversified wealth management solutions, with a target of surpassing 80 billion in managed assets by the end of 2024, indicating a growth rate higher than the industry average [4] - The fixed income fund business of the company has shown significant improvement, with a three-year absolute return of 12.49%, ranking 13th among 144 public fund companies, reflecting a robust investment performance [5]

Market Insights - The domestic economy shows signs of stabilization and improvement, with the manufacturing PMI rising to 50.2 in February from 49.1 in January, indicating a return to the expansion zone [1] - The increase in manufacturing sentiment is attributed to improvements in production index, new orders index, employment index, and supplier delivery time index [1] - In January, the CPI increased by 0.5% year-on-year, while the PPI decreased by 2.3%, reflecting stable price movements in food and service sectors [1] AI Industry Focus - The AI industry, represented by Deepseek and humanoid robots, gained significant market attention in February, bolstered by a government meeting emphasizing support for the private sector [2] - Major stock indices saw increases in February, with the Shanghai Composite Index and Shenzhen Component Index rising by 2.16% and 4.48%, respectively [2] - The computer, machinery, automotive, and electronics sectors experienced gains exceeding 8%, driven by advancements in AI technology and domestic replacements in smart automotive components [2] Bond Market Adjustments - The bond market faced adjustments in February, with a tightening of liquidity due to a significant net withdrawal of 10,773 billion yuan by the central bank [3] - The yields on government bonds increased, with 1-year, 5-year, and 10-year yields rising by 16, 19, and 9 basis points to 1.46%, 1.60%, and 1.72%, respectively [3] - The overall return of the bond market, as reflected by the China Bond Index, decreased by 0.83% in February [3] Global Economic Performance - The U.S. Markit Composite PMI recorded 51.6 in February, down from 52.7 in January, while the Eurozone manufacturing PMI improved to 47.6 from 46.6 [4] - Major overseas stock indices showed mixed results, with the DAX, CAC40, FTSE 100, and Hang Seng indices rising by 3.77%, 2.03%, 1.57%, and 13.43%, respectively [5] - Brent crude oil prices fell by 4.47% in February, while gold prices increased by 2.13%, influenced by geopolitical tensions and expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts [5] Fund Performance Overview - The Morningstar China Open-End Fund Index recorded a 2.77% increase in February, with stock and allocation funds rising by 4.48% and 1.65%, respectively [6] - Growth-style funds outperformed value and balanced funds, with mid-cap growth funds achieving an average return of 8.10% [10] - Convertible bond funds led fixed-income categories with a 2.78% average return, while credit bond and pure bond funds faced declines [11]