每日机构分析：12月15日

Group 1 - Barclays has significantly raised its forecast for the Federal Reserve's short-term bond purchases in 2026 to $525 billion, up from a previous estimate of $345 billion, indicating a sharp decline in net supply of short-term bonds available to private investors [1] - Mizuho Securities economists noted that Japan's central bank's short-term survey shows that the diffusion index for large manufacturers remains at +15 for the next three months, suggesting reduced concerns over Trump's tariffs [1] - Morgan Stanley's G10 FX strategy head predicts that the dollar may weaken by 5% in the first half of next year as the Federal Reserve continues its rate-cutting cycle [3] Group 2 - JPMorgan forecasts that the Federal Reserve will maintain monthly bond purchases of $40 billion until mid-April next year, with total secondary market purchases expected to reach $490 billion for the year, leading to a reduction in net issuance of short-term bonds to $274 billion [1] - Citigroup analysts believe that despite high expectations for a Bank of England rate cut, upcoming employment and inflation data may alter policy expectations, indicating uncertainty in actual decision-making [3] - Goldman Sachs warns that if Haslett becomes the Federal Reserve chair, the policy may shift towards tolerating an "overheating economy," which could structurally weaken the dollar [2]