每日投行/机构观点梳理（2025-10-10）

Group 1: Inflation and Economic Outlook - Citigroup economists expect a cooling in core CPI for September, projecting a rise of 0.28%, down from 0.35% in August, with housing inflation easing overall service inflation [1] - Barclays highlights that the rise in gold prices reflects increasing market distrust in the existing fiscal and monetary order, with major economies' debt exceeding 100% of GDP and a lack of political will for fiscal consolidation [1] - Dutch International Group anticipates a continued bull market for gold, forecasting an average price of $4,000 per ounce in Q4, driven by central bank purchases and geopolitical risks [1] Group 2: Bond Market and Eurozone Stability - Dutch International Group reports that the low volatility environment in the Eurozone makes current bond yield spreads highly attractive, with the 10-year French and Italian bond spreads tightening to 82 basis points [2] - The political crisis in France serves as a warning for Europe, with ongoing challenges in managing rising government debt and the need for structural reforms [2] - Mitsubishi UFJ analysts suggest that if France avoids early elections, the euro may regain an upward trend against the dollar [2] Group 3: Currency and Interest Rate Predictions - Dutch International Group indicates that the yen is becoming the preferred funding currency for carry trades, as expectations for low interest rates persist [4] - Capital Economics forecasts that the USD/JPY exchange rate will end at 150 by the end of 2025, with a potential rebound for the yen expected once the Bank of Japan resumes rate hikes [4] - Mizuho Securities maintains that the Bank of Japan will adopt a hawkish stance in the short term, despite reduced urgency for rate hikes [4] Group 4: Gold Market Projections - China International Capital Corporation predicts that gold prices could exceed $4,500 per ounce in Q1 of next year, driven by rising expectations for Fed rate cuts and geopolitical tensions [5] - The report emphasizes that while short-term factors may fade, the long-term bullish fundamentals for gold remain intact [5] Group 5: Energy Storage and Lithium Battery Industry - CITIC Securities identifies that the energy storage sector is at a pivotal point, with significant cost reductions and policy support driving demand and market penetration [6] - The report highlights that the lithium battery supply chain is expected to improve significantly as energy storage demand accelerates [6] Group 6: Superhard Materials and Coal Sector - CITIC Securities notes that recent export controls on superhard materials may accelerate industry consolidation, leading to potential price increases in the long term [7] - The coal sector is projected to experience sustained excess returns due to balanced supply and demand dynamics, with potential price upside in the upcoming quarter [7] Group 7: AI Industry Developments - CITIC Securities observes that advancements in AI technology are exceeding expectations, with significant progress in commercialization and monetization [7] - The report emphasizes the growing importance of computing power in the AI industry, highlighting opportunities in related sectors such as optical modules and fiber optics [7]