美元投机性净空头增加 市场情绪受美联储和关税影响

Group 1 - The demand for safe-haven assets like the Japanese yen has increased due to investor concerns about the global economic outlook, prompting a reassessment of major currency trends [1][2] - Between April 15 and 22, speculative net short positions in the US dollar significantly increased among G10 currencies, influenced by uncertainties surrounding Federal Reserve policies and tariff issues, leading to a 1.72% decline in the dollar index during this period [1] - The euro appreciated by 1.21% against the dollar during the same period, although speculative positions decreased by 4.3 thousand contracts, indicating a reduction in market confidence for further euro appreciation in the short term [1] Group 2 - The Japanese yen experienced a 1.08% decline against the dollar, but speculative positions increased by 6 thousand contracts, reaching a historical high of 188.1 thousand contracts, reflecting its status as a safe-haven asset amid escalating global trade tensions [1] - The British pound rose by 0.75% against the dollar, with speculative positions increasing by 14 thousand contracts, suggesting a cautiously optimistic market outlook for the pound's future performance [1] - The Canadian dollar fell by 1.04% against the dollar, while speculative positions increased by 17 thousand contracts, indicating a market expectation of a short-term rebound in the dollar [2]