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Market Overview

The debt ceiling issue has been resolved, easing suppression on market risk preference and allowing US stocks to potentially rise in the short term. Domestically, market sentiment has bottomed out after a prolonged period of sharp declines, due to policy expectation adjustments and fund outflows, placing A-shares in a consolidation phase.

Key Drivers

Globally, factors like rising US inflation (4.4% YoY in PCE) and strong labor market data reinforce expectations of continued Federal Reserve tightening. Domestically, risks include policy uncertainty and economic data not featuring sustained improvement, keeping market risk aversion weak. The A-shares market is now assessing the role of unexpected policy or economic data to trigger rebounds.

Domestic A-shares Analysis

A-shares experienced rapid declines in recent weeks, driven by negative fund flows (e.g., net outflows via northbound funds) and悲观情绪 release. Key indicators show low liquidity (reduced trading volume and high two-week turnover rates suggest consolidation), while valuation metrics indicate relative undervaluation with high stock-bond yield spreads, making it a strategic entry point for long-term positions.

Futures Market Insights

The IH series, particularly for contracts like IH2309 and IH2312, exhibit backwardation (IH2309 more attractive than IH2312 based on price regression), suggesting a trade opportunity with a long-short cross-period strategy. Overall, IH contracts show increased trading activity, providing options for hedging.

Investment Recommendations

• Single-Side Strategy: Utilize buy hedging on IM, IC, IF, and IH main contracts to manage market risks.
• Cross-Period Position: Specifically, implement a long position in IH2309 coupled with a short in IH2312 to exploit the current backwardation.

Risk Factors

Potential for sudden market downturns from causes such as banking system risks, US-China tensions, overseas monetary policy shifts, sovereign debt crises, or escalating geopolitical tensions. These could lead to A-shares volatility.

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