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Fund Research Weekly: "Stubborn" U.S. Core Inflation Measure Triggers Global Equity Turmoil (4.8-4.12)

author:Wind Wind
Fund Research Weekly: "Stubborn" U.S. Core Inflation Measure Triggers Global Equity Turmoil (4.8-4.12)
Fund Research Weekly: "Stubborn" U.S. Core Inflation Measure Triggers Global Equity Turmoil (4.8-4.12)

Summary of the week

Market Overview: Last week (April 8 to April 12), A-shares fluctuated downward, and fell rapidly by more than 0.5% after midday trading on Friday. The value style of the whole week has significantly "outperformed" the growth style, and the hot concepts have risen less and fallen more, and only gold-related concepts have bucked the trend and floated red. For the week, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.62%, the Shenzhen Composite Index fell 3.32%, and the ChiNext Index fell 4.21%.

Industry sectors: Wind fell by an average of 2.49% last week, with only 10% of the sectors making positive gains, and the Wind Top 100 Concepts Index rising by 22%. In terms of sectors, public utilities, coal, and non-ferrous metals performed relatively well, up 2.26%, 1.86%, and 1.56% respectively, while banks, steel, social services, and automobiles closed down with slight shocks, and the decline did not exceed 1%, while non-bank finance, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery, and real estate weakened significantly, down 5.70%, 6.05%, and 7.13% respectively.

Fund issuance: A total of 16 funds were issued last week, including 7 equity funds, 7 bond funds, and 2 QDII funds, with a total of 22.383 billion shares.

Fund Performance: The Wind All-Base Index fell 0.80% last week. Among them, the Wind Common Equity Fund Index fell by 1.73%, the Wind Partial Equity Mixed Fund Index fell by 1.48%, and the Wind Bond Fund Index rose by 0.17%.

Weekly market

01

A review of global asset classes

In terms of major assets, overseas equity rebounded slightly last week, with the three major U.S. stock indexes in the general survey, of which the Dow Jones index fell by more than 2%, and the emerging market index as a whole outperformed the developed market index. Chinese bonds and U.S. bonds fluctuate in opposite directions, and the yield of Treasury bond futures is stronger than that of U.S. Treasury bond futures. Commodity prices are strong, following last week's rise in international oil prices, international oil prices fluctuated and pulled back, the overall range is not large, and the black and non-ferrous systems are obviously strong, the thread and hot coil in the South China industrial products are obviously upward, LME copper, LME aluminum also rose, gold maintained a strong position, the London gold index once broke through the $2,400 / ounce mark, the dollar index strengthened again, the euro, the pound, the yen have weakened to varying degrees.

Chart 1: Global asset class returns

Unit: %

Fund Research Weekly: "Stubborn" U.S. Core Inflation Measure Triggers Global Equity Turmoil (4.8-4.12)

Source: Wind

02

Review of the domestic fund market

Chart 2: Mutual fund market index performance

Fund Research Weekly: "Stubborn" U.S. Core Inflation Measure Triggers Global Equity Turmoil (4.8-4.12)

Source: Wind

Last week, the investment sentiment was relatively sluggish, the weekly turnover fell month-on-month, falling below 900 billion again, the transaction volume of the two financial institutions continued to decline, and the willingness of northbound funds to "enter" was not high throughout the week, with a single-day net outflow of more than 7 billion yuan on Friday, and a net outflow of more than 12 billion yuan for the whole week.

Chart 3: Equity Market Sentiment Tracking

Fund Research Weekly: "Stubborn" U.S. Core Inflation Measure Triggers Global Equity Turmoil (4.8-4.12)

Source: Wind

Note: The colored markers of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges are the 25%, 50% and 75% quantiles of the turnover within the date range of the horizontal axis statistics, which are only used for static display and do not contain any investment advice

In terms of industries, the average decline of Wind Level 1 last week was 2.49%, and only 10% of the sectors achieved positive returns, and the Wind Top 100 Concept Index rose by 22%.

In terms of sectors, public utilities, coal, and non-ferrous metals performed relatively well, up 2.26%, 1.86%, and 1.56% respectively, while banks, steel, social services, and automobiles closed down with slight shocks, and the decline did not exceed 1%, while non-bank finance, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery, and real estate weakened significantly, down 5.70%, 6.05%, and 7.13% respectively.

Chart 4: Wind Tier 1 Sector Index performance

Fund Research Weekly: "Stubborn" U.S. Core Inflation Measure Triggers Global Equity Turmoil (4.8-4.12)

Source: Wind

Note: P/E ratio = total market capitalization of constituent stocks on the day / total net profit (TTM) of constituent stocks, when the net profit (TTM) of constituent stocks is negative, the P/E ratio is 0;

03

Review of the domestic bond market

The Treasury futures index (CFFEX10 year) rose 0.32% last week, breaking the mid-March high and hitting a new all-time high. Among them, the short-end interest rate has dropped significantly, and the difference between the inter-agency funding rate (DR007-R007) has continued to decrease compared with last week.

Chart 5: Representative bond yield tracking

Fund Research Weekly: "Stubborn" U.S. Core Inflation Measure Triggers Global Equity Turmoil (4.8-4.12)

Source: Wind

04

Fund issuance

Last week, a total of 16 funds were issued, including 7 equity funds, 7 bond funds, and 2 QDII funds, with a total of 22.383 billion shares.

Chart 6: Issuance in the mutual fund market

Fund Research Weekly: "Stubborn" U.S. Core Inflation Measure Triggers Global Equity Turmoil (4.8-4.12)

Source: Wind

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