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报告摘要

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Eastwul Securities Research Day Edition Summary

Key Policy Directives

The December 9, 2024 Political Bureau meeting introduced three new policy expressions, indicating substantial room for stabilization policies in the upcoming year:
1. "Stabilizing the real estate and equity markets": The meeting explicitly used this term, signifying a departure from previous phrasing ("prevent real estate from falling further and stabilizing it," "greatly boost the capital market"). Implementation via the "one basket policy" last September appears effective, with renewed investment enthusiasm, rising home prices in major cities, and stock market gains since September 13th., suggesting further policy space for market stabilization.
2. "Moderately relaxed monetary policy": This marks the first usage since 2010, signaling a significant policy easing. The shift reflects the货币政策 framework shifts in 2024, leading to easier liquidity conditions and lower financing costs aimed at boosting demand-side financing vitality., potentially targeting continued monetary stimulus in 2025, including further rate cuts and enhanced fiscal coordination.
3. "Unconventional counter-cyclical adjustment measures": New terminology suggesting policy tools beyond tradition may be employed., involving large-scale property stock acquisition with monetary compensation.
Concurrent Priorities:
- Boosting consumption: The meeting prioritizes boosting consumption and improving investment returns. The "sluggish consumption segment (especially price-sensitive services)" issue should be addressed via broader policy scope for used goods replacement or emerging durable goods replacement.
- Strengthening expectations management: Considered a major policy advancement for implementing wider-reaching plans via forward guidance.

US Economic Outlook & Trump 20 Administration

US CPI Forecast: Consensus expects the November CPI to rise due to low base effects and sticky inflation.
FOMC Interest Rate: A moderately reduced rate, as per expectations, following the upbeat data. However, persistent inflation may prompt rate hikes.
Key Trump 20 Policies:
- Potential immediate implementation of provisions: Immigration enforcement (contractionary) / Tariffs/Reduction taxes (expansionary).
- The "100 Days Plan" window will be critical for observing policy pace and coordination.

Quantitative and Fintech

ECI/ELI Indicators: Point towards ongoing economic recovery momentum, albeit with export drivers potentially playing a larger role than pre-pandemic trends (Pre-shipment buy).
Social Finance: November loan growth is expected to be marginally lower year-on-year but may have lower limits when adjusted for Government bond issuance.

Non-Finance Sectors Analysis

Auto and Truck Industry: Inflows into some government funds are moderating (protection disks).
Company Strategy: Acquisition and international expansion will remain key strategies through 2028, especially in the context of electric excavators/tankers.# Congratulations! You've reached the end of the Eastwul Securities Day Edition summary.