Analysis of Investment Strategies Against the Background of China-US Monetary Policy Divergence

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According to the latest market data, China and US stock markets have shown obvious divergent trends in the second half of 2025. From June 1 to now, the Shanghai Composite Index has performed the best, rising by 15.3%, while the US S&P 500 Index has risen by 13.2% and the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index has risen by 10.1%[0]. In terms of volatility, the annualized volatility of the Hang Seng Index reaches 18%, significantly higher than 12% of US stocks and 13% of A-shares[0], reflecting the high volatility characteristics of the current market.

The Federal Reserve did take interest rate cut actions in December, but long-term US Treasury yields rose instead of falling, which reflects a core contradiction:
The United States is currently facing the impossible trinity dilemma of interest rates, exchange rates, and debt:
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Three methods to lower long-term interest rates:
- Treasury Department injects liquidity
- Repurchase long-term bonds and issue medium-short-term bonds
- Federal Reserve directly implements QE
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Constraints on policy choices:
- Fiscal liquidity injection may push up inflation expectations
- Bond operations may distort the yield curve
- Restarting QE may weaken policy credibility[3]
Based on current Federal Reserve balance sheet data and changes in deposit institutions’ reserves, liquidity tightening is expected to last until
- The usage of the Federal Reserve’s reverse repo tool remains at a historical high
- Bank reserve ratios are close to historical lows
- The balance of the Treasury General Account is still high[4]
China chose the exchange rate stabilization strategy and bore the pressure on domestic demand; now it’s the United States’ turn to face the test of this choice[5]. Specific manifestations are:
- Foreign exchange reserves have declined significantly since 2022
- The RMB exchange rate remained relatively stable until 2025 before showing a slight upward trend
- The central bank stabilized the exchange rate by lowering the foreign exchange deposit reserve ratio and other methods[6]
A-share liquidity tightening is mainly affected by the following factors:
- External liquidity tightening: Federal Reserve policies have led to global US dollar liquidity contraction
- Limited internal policy space: Domestic monetary policy easing is limited to stabilize the exchange rate
- Market structural problems: Superposition of factors such as real estate adjustment and local debt
A-share liquidity tightening is expected to last
- Changes in social financing growth rate
- Northbound capital flows
- Central bank monetary policy operations
- Current point: 25,494 points
- Retracement from monthly high: 5.83%
- Rebound space from low: 1.09%[0]
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China Mobile (0941.HK):
- Stock price: HK$83.75
- P/E: 11.57x
- Market capitalization: HK$1.73 trillion
- Valuation is at a historical low, with defensive value[0]
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Alibaba Group (9988.HK):
- Stock price: HK$144.10
- P/E:19.99x
- Market capitalization: HK$2.67 trillion
- Still has room to recover compared to the 52-week high[0]
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Xiaomi Group (1810.HK):
- Stock price: HK$40.08
- P/E:25.21x
- Market capitalization: HK$1.04 trillion
- Strong tech attributes, benefiting from the AI theme[0]
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (1398.HK):
- Stock price: HK$6.11
- P/E:5.61x
- Market capitalization: HK$2.73 trillion
- Extremely undervalued, with value investment opportunities[0]
- Technical signals: Start building positions when the Hang Seng Index corrects to around 25,000 points
- Liquidity indicators: Observe signals of the Federal Reserve’s policy shift
- Fundamental improvement: Pay attention to signs of China’s economic recovery
- Tech stocks: Benefit from the development of the AI industry chain
- High-dividend stocks: Defensive sectors such as banking and telecommunications
- Consumer stocks: Benefit from domestic demand recovery
- Position management: Build positions in batches to avoid one-time heavy positions
- Stop-loss setting: Set stop-loss below key support levels
- Hedging tools: Appropriately use derivatives such as options
- A-shares: Remain cautious, focus on liquidity improvement signals
- Hong Kong stocks: Lay out high-quality targets at low prices, focus on allocating undervalued high-dividend stocks
- US stocks: Relatively strong, but need to be alert to overvaluation risks
- Pay attention to the timing of the Federal Reserve’s policy shift
- Lay out sectors that benefit from the easing of China-US relations
- Attach importance to long-term value investment opportunities of high-quality companies
[0] Jinling API Data
[1] Bloomberg - “美債市場告別十年輝煌!美國銀行:做多大宗商品是2026年最佳” (https://hk.finance.yahoo.com/news/美債市場告別十年輝煌-美國銀行-做多大宗商品是2026年最佳)
[2] WSJ - “对美联储进一步降息的期待吸引买家重返债市” (https://cn.wsj.com/articles/hope-for-more-rate-cuts-is-tempting-buyers-back-to-bonds-12435244)
[3] Zhihu - “美联储12月降息25bp,市场定价是否会反向回归理性” (https://www.zhihu.com/question/1981645887513048198)
[4] Bloomberg Data Chart - Federal Reserve Balance Sheet and Liquidity Indicators
[5] User-provided Analysis Content
[6] Yahoo Finance - Foreign Exchange Reserves and RMB Exchange Rate Trend Analysis
Insights are generated using AI models and historical data for informational purposes only. They do not constitute investment advice or recommendations. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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