20250702-中国银河-6月债市回顾及7月展望_震荡格局下波段为主_关注大会增量_22页_5mb

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Ongoing trade tensions mitigated by negotiated agreements. Tariffs were initially escalations to 34% and later increased to 84% and 125%, but subsequently reduced or paused.
High-level talks in Geneva and other dates (e.g., July 10-12) aimed at resolving economic friction, with both sides agreeing to suspend retaliatory measures.
Presidents exchanged messages, confirming mutual steps to cancel tariffs and maintain dialogue for future stability.

GDP data shows positive growth trends. For example, second-quarter GDP increased year-over-year, indicating recovery from slowdown.
Inflation remains low, with CPI and PPI figures reflecting stable prices.
Credit and loan growth is robust, with M2 expanding and new loans surpassing expectations, signaling stronger consumer and business activity.
Policy stance is accommodative, with central bank favoring flexible monetary tools to support innovation and key areas like two "new things."

Treasury bond net issuances are high, averaging several trillion yuan monthly. Specific months show peaks (e.g., 14,900 billion yuan in May) and declines (e.g., 6,031 billion yuan in October).
Includes specific categories like government bonds, local bonds, and innovative debt, with swaps potentially active in some periods.

Export and import data indicates trade alignment, with recent deficits and value growth showing balance changes.
Government reserve assets increase, supporting financial stability, while low M0-M2 ratio suggests limited currency circulation.
Expected data includes high jobless rates and specific PMI indices, though steady work hours indicate labor market resilience.

Shifted government tone to optimism on growth, with reduced emphasis on market control and increased focus on technology and domestic industries.
Deflation concerns noted amid low prices and steady policy support to bolster economy.

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