北京时间周五晚9:30，美国劳工统计局将公布1月消费者价格指数（CPI）报告，预计服务价格涨幅放缓 大概率将推动1月通胀有所降温。但即便如此，现在就期待这会改变美联储的政策思路仍为时过早。 经济学家共识预测显示，衡量美国全经济商品与服务成本的1月消费者价格指数（CPI）预计同比上涨 2.5%，较前一月的2.7%有所放缓，环比增速则维持在0.3%；剔除食品与能源的核心CPI预计同比上涨 2.5%，同样低于前值2.6%，环比增速或从0.2%小幅上升至0.3%。 若数据符合预期，美国整体CPI将回落至2025年5月（特朗普政府实施"解放日"关税政策后的一个月）以 来的低位水平，显示通胀自去年9月略高于3%的峰值后持续下行。 值得注意的是，CPI已连续三个月低于华尔街预期。若1月数据继续温和，将为美联储决策者提供更多 信心，相信其能在避免通胀复燃的同时下调基准利率。 华尔街预期：通胀数据只是短暂回落？ 花旗经济学家维罗妮卡・克拉克（Veronica Clark）指出，住房成本（被归类为服务）涨幅放缓，预计 将压制整体服务价格；但商品价格可能偏强，反映"新年企业提价中关税成本的传导"。 高盛预计，关税将为核心通胀贡献0 ...

据英国《金融时报》报道，美国总统特朗普正计划削减部分钢铁和铝制品关税，以应对美国民众的生活 成本危机——这一危机已在11月中期选举前拖累其支持率。 去年夏天，特朗普对钢铁和铝进口加征最高50%的关税，并将征税范围扩大至洗衣机、烤箱等各类金属 制成品。 但据三位知情人士透露，其政府目前正审查受关税影响的产品清单，计划豁免部分商品、停止扩大征税 范围，并转而对特定商品启动更具针对性的国家安全调查。 这些人士表示，商务部和美国贸易代表办公室的贸易官员认为，关税推高了派盘、食品饮料罐等商品价 格，损害了消费者利益。 特朗普的关税攻势已将美国关税推至二战前以来的最高水平。但面对选民对生活成本危机的愤怒，他已 多次撤回部分强硬关税。这一反复无常的模式被戏称为"TACO"。 一位知情人士称，官员们认为关税制度"过于复杂，难以执行"，需要简化。 英国、墨西哥、加拿大及欧盟成员国等，都可能从美国钢铁铝制品关税的放松中受益。 一位不愿具名的欧洲企业高管表示，其所知一家公司向美国发送四批相同机械，却被收取不同税率。 皮尤研究中心（Pew Research Center）本月发布的民调显示，超过70%的美国成年人认为经济状况一般 或 ...

Group 1 - The Federal Reserve's current stance on interest rates is influenced by both economic factors and political pressures, with a prevailing expectation of rate cuts rather than increases [1][9][13] - Economic indicators, such as employment data, show a stabilizing labor market, with job growth nearly double expectations and a low unemployment rate of 4.3%, suggesting less need for further rate cuts [5][6] - Inflation remains above the Fed's 2% target, currently about 1 percentage point higher, and has exceeded this target for five consecutive years, complicating the rationale for continued rate cuts [5][6] Group 2 - The Trump administration's fiscal stimulus and significant capital expenditures in artificial intelligence are expected to impact economic growth positively, potentially leading to a higher neutral interest rate [6][9] - There is a perception that the Fed's dovish stance is increasingly influenced by political factors rather than purely economic data, raising concerns about the independence of the central bank [9][12][13] - The market is beginning to factor in political interventions when pricing interest rate changes, which creates uncertainty for investors and policymakers alike [13]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that the market is overly complacent about the U.S. inflation outlook, making bets on rising inflation pressures significantly attractive [1] - Citigroup's rate trading strategist Benjamin Wiltshire suggests that investors may be underestimating the resilience of U.S. consumption, leading to a likely slight upward revision of market inflation expectations [1] - Wiltshire recommends buying five-year/five-year forward inflation derivatives, arguing that the current pricing level of about 2.5% is too low compared to the persistent core inflation indicator, which remains just below 3% [1] Group 2 - Recent strong U.S. employment data has exceeded market expectations, causing a surge in U.S. Treasury yields and prompting traders to lower their expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts this year [4] - The market's reluctance to price in inflation risks is attributed to disappointment over last year's U.S. tariff policies not quickly translating into inflation [4] - Wall Street remains vigilant about inflationary risks, anticipating that a strong economic recovery in the U.S. could reignite price increases, especially if the next Federal Reserve chair, likely to be Waller, guides policymakers to lower rates more aggressively [4] Group 3 - UBS Group AG's senior trader Ben Pearson indicates that the "inflationary boom" led by the U.S. is one of the most underestimated risks by investors this year [4] - If inflationary pressures materialize, the Federal Reserve may remain inactive in the first half of the year, forcing the market to price in rate hikes for the second half [5] - Lazard's CEO argues that it is reasonable and likely for U.S. inflation to return above 4% by the end of the year [5] Group 4 - The complexity of predicting inflation has increased due to tariff tensions and rapid advancements in emerging technologies [5] - Investors must also contend with geopolitical risks affecting oil prices, particularly from intermittent threats related to Iran [5] - BlackRock's Tom Becker has been increasing short positions in long-term U.S. and U.K. government bonds, expecting strong economic growth and rising commodity prices to exert upward pressure on consumer prices [5] Group 5 - In this uncertain environment, TIPS (Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities) offer a potential hedging mechanism against inflation [6] - Vanguard's senior portfolio manager Brian Quigley notes that TIPS are not without risks, particularly if oil prices fall sharply, which could quickly lower the breakeven point for these securities [7] - Pimco views TIPS as inexpensive insurance against inflation, believing they provide good protection if inflation exceeds the Federal Reserve's target, similar to the past four to five years [7]

在因短暂的政府部分停摆而延期公布之后，美国1月消费者价格指数（CPI）将于今晚21:30出炉。 尽管发布时间较原计划推迟，但多位经济学家认为，此次延后对数据本身的影响有限，这份通胀报告仍将为判断2026年美国通胀路径和货币政策环境提供重 要参考。 总体而言，今晚的数据更可能强化"通胀受控但难以快速回落"的判断。通胀水平虽仍高于目标，但并未显著偏离美联储的可接受区间。在这一背景下，市场 对长期通胀预期依然相对稳定，资产定价更多取决于对通胀结构和中期趋势的判断，而非单一一份CPI数据的短期波动。 经济学家预计，1月CPI环比上涨0.3%，与去年12月持平；同比增速预计回落至2.5%左右，也有部分预测认为仍维持在2.6%附近。剔除食品和能源的核心CPI 环比同样预计上升0.3%，高于12月的0.2%；同比增速预计为2.5%，较此前的2.6%小幅回落。 这意味着，通胀并未重新加速，但降温过程明显放缓。价格压力仍然存在，通胀水平持续高于美联储2%的目标区间。法国Natixis银行首席经济学家克里斯 托弗·霍奇（Christopher Hodge）指出， 美联储正处在一个需要接受"通胀缓慢回落而非迅速回归目标"的阶段，其 ...

Group 1 - Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran advocates for interest rate cuts, arguing that the current monetary policy threatens U.S. economic growth, despite tax cuts intended to support expansion [1] - Miran expresses little concern over inflation, citing low housing inflation offsetting price increases in other areas, and suggests that a more accommodative monetary policy is necessary to support the labor market [2] - Miran has consistently called for larger rate cuts in previous policy meetings and was one of the dissenting votes against maintaining the current interest rate range [2] Group 2 - Research from the New York Fed indicates that tariffs imposed during the Trump administration have led to increased costs for U.S. businesses and consumers, with the average tariff rate on imported goods expected to rise significantly by 2025 [3][4] - The burden of high tariffs is primarily borne by U.S. companies and consumers, as exporters do not lower prices in response to decreased demand, instead passing on the costs [4] - The Tax Foundation estimates that the increased tariffs will result in an additional annual expenditure of $1,000 per household by 2025, rising to $1,300 by 2026 [4][6]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles revolves around the expectation of a potential agreement between the United States and Iran within a month, as stated by President Trump, who warned of severe consequences for Iran if no consensus is reached [1] - The U.S. has significantly increased its military presence in the region, deploying the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier to the Middle East, while Iran has warned against any military intervention [2] - Netanyahu expressed hope that Trump is creating conditions for a favorable agreement with Iran, emphasizing that any deal must include critical elements for Israel, such as halting Iran's nuclear program and limiting its missile capabilities [3][4] Group 2 - The negotiations between the U.S. and Iran resumed after an eight-month hiatus, with the first talks taking place in Oman, indicating a potential shift in diplomatic relations [1][2] - The core issue in the negotiations remains uranium enrichment, with the U.S. demanding Iran to cease enrichment and transfer high-enriched uranium out of the country, which Iran considers unacceptable [2] - Netanyahu's discussions with Trump also covered broader regional issues, including the fragile ceasefire in Gaza and the overall situation in the region, highlighting the close relationship between Israel and the U.S. [4]

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Core Viewpoint - The financial markets experienced a significant sell-off, leading to a sharp decline in gold and silver prices as investors liquidated positions to cover losses in the stock market [1][2]. Group 1: Market Reactions - Gold prices plummeted nearly $200 within 30 minutes, closing down over 3% at $4878.37 per ounce, while silver fell nearly $9, closing at $75.26 per ounce, a drop of 10.64% [1]. - The sell-off in precious metals was partly driven by profit-taking after a recent surge in prices, which had been fueled by speculative buying [3][4]. - The sudden drop in metal prices was characterized as a "risk-off" market sentiment, where even safe-haven assets like gold were sold off by investors in need of liquidity [2][4]. Group 2: Technical Analysis and Market Sentiment - The recent volatility in gold and silver prices was attributed to a lack of new catalysts, leading to sharp fluctuations within a narrow range [4]. - Analysts noted that stop-loss orders triggered below $5000 contributed to the rapid decline in prices, indicating a chain reaction in the market [4]. - The overall sell-off appeared to be driven by algorithmic trading and systematic strategies, particularly from Commodity Trading Advisors (CTAs) reacting to key price levels being breached [4]. Group 3: Future Outlook - Despite the recent downturn, several banks maintain a bullish outlook on gold, citing ongoing factors such as geopolitical tensions and a shift in global capital from traditional assets [5]. - Major financial institutions like JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank project gold prices to reach between $6000 and $6300 per ounce by year-end [5]. - Market participants are closely monitoring upcoming economic data, such as the U.S. core CPI, which is expected to influence Federal Reserve interest rate expectations and potentially support gold prices [5].

Core Viewpoint - Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasized the need for increased pressure on Russia from the U.S. to potentially end the conflict by summer, while the participation of Moscow in upcoming peace talks remains uncertain [2][5]. Group 1: Peace Negotiations - Zelensky stated that Ukraine is ready to participate in the next round of peace talks proposed to be held in Miami, but the outcome depends significantly on U.S. pressure on Russia [2]. - The Kremlin has not confirmed the date for the next round of negotiations but indicated that talks could occur soon, with U.S. officials suggesting a meeting next week [2]. - Previous negotiations held in Abu Dhabi did not yield any breakthroughs, particularly regarding the contentious eastern region of Donbas [4]. Group 2: Political Developments - Zelensky denied reports about plans to announce presidential elections and a referendum on peace agreements on February 24, stating that elections would only occur with adequate security guarantees from the U.S. and Western allies [3][4]. - A source indicated that Zelensky cannot initiate election and referendum procedures without first reaching an agreement on peace terms with Russia [4]. - The urgency to organize elections is part of a 20-point peace framework being negotiated by Ukrainian and U.S. representatives [4][6]. Group 3: Challenges to Elections - The timeline for holding elections and referendums in May is considered unrealistic due to the lack of a peace agreement and the logistical challenges involved [6]. - Under the current state of martial law, elections are prohibited, and most Ukrainians oppose voting while the conflict is ongoing [6].