美元持续下坠暗示关税风险升级 美国高税率或将反噬股债涨势

Group 1 - The currency market is signaling that the stock and bond markets, particularly the US stock market, may be significantly underestimating the risks of tariff increases after the July 9 deadline set by the Trump administration [1][2] - There is a possibility that tariffs could exceed the previously anticipated 10%, as indicated by the strengthening of currencies from countries facing tariffs against the US dollar [1][3] - The recent trade negotiations with Vietnam and India highlight that even close US trading partners may face tariffs higher than 10%, increasing risks to global trade and economic growth [1][2] Group 2 - The market may be misjudging the situation, similar to the miscalculation in March that led to a market downturn when the Trump administration's tariff policies were perceived as gradual and not severe [3][5] - The strengthening of currencies from countries facing high tariff threats suggests that investors are hedging against potential higher tariffs, indicating a disconnect between currency and equity market perceptions [3][5] - The US dollar index has weakened significantly, down 11.5% this year, reflecting market bets against the "American exceptionalism" narrative [5][6] Group 3 - There is a growing concern among investors regarding the potential for higher tariffs, with calls for risk management and hedging strategies becoming more prominent [6][7] - The situation remains uncertain, with the primary risk centered around the Trump administration's trade policy [6][7]