每日机构分析：10月9日

Group 1 - Nomura Securities reports that foreign capital is returning, with the yen approaching the 150 mark, indicating potential weakness in the currency [1] - Goldman Sachs highlights that expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts and improved corporate earnings are supporting risk assets [1][3] - Oxford Economics states that Spain's economic growth is likely to continue into next year, driven by a strong tourism sector, robust job market, and effective use of EU investment funds [1] Group 2 - CBA analysts note that the Federal Reserve's September meeting minutes align with market expectations for two rate cuts by year-end, despite potential delays in key economic data due to government shutdown [2] - ING analysts observe low volatility in the Eurozone government bond market, with attractive yield spreads between French, Italian, and German bonds [2] - Morgan Stanley predicts that South Korea's exports will maintain a positive trend until the end of 2025, supported by demand for AI semiconductors and non-tech products [2] Group 3 - Goldman Sachs traders indicate that global stock indices remain above key moving averages, with ample liquidity supporting risk assets and a focus on earnings season and FOMC meetings [3] - Morgan Stanley reports that a tenfold increase in computing power could lead to a non-linear leap in AI model capabilities by 2026, potentially reshaping asset valuations in global supply chains [3] - Nomura strategists mention that a weak yen is driving the Japanese stock market upward, with foreign capital inflow and a projected P/E ratio reaching a high of 17 times since Abe's administration [3]