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Near the end of the year, a number of brokers released investment strategy reports for 2025, and discussed the possible trends and market opportunities of the A-share market in the new year.What do institutions think of the trend of A shares next year?Soochow securities's 2025 A-share investment strategy outlook report recently holds that under the background of Trump's victory in accelerating the rise of trade protectionism and weak domestic economic recovery, 2025 will be a fiscal year, and incremental policies are expected to continue to increase; At the same time, the Fed's interest rate cut will benefit A shares from three dimensions: policy space, fundamentals and liquidity. Soochow securities judged that China's assets will continue to be repaired in 2025.

Soochow securities's 2025 A-share investment strategy outlook report recently holds that under the background of Trump's victory in accelerating the rise of trade protectionism and weak domestic economic recovery, 2025 will be a fiscal year, and incremental policies are expected to continue to increase; At the same time, the Fed's interest rate cut will benefit A shares from three dimensions: policy space, fundamentals and liquidity. Soochow securities judged that China's assets will continue to be repaired in 2025.How to get A shares in 2025? What are the opportunities? Institutions see it this way.CDB Securities believes that it should closely follow the market orientation of "supporting the superior and limiting the inferior" and pay attention to the A-share core asset index. After a long-term adjustment, the market growth index is expected to gain excess returns in 2025. Look for target industries through factors such as low valuation, future inflation expectations and green economy, and pay attention to capital-driven themes such as mergers and acquisitions. Commodity prices have a long-term upward momentum, but they may still fluctuate in the short term.

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