每日投行/机构观点梳理（2026-02-25）

Group 1: Gold Price Predictions - Morgan Stanley predicts that gold prices will reach $6,300 per ounce by the end of 2026, raising its long-term forecast to $4,500 per ounce [1] - UBS expects gold prices to touch $6,200 per ounce in the coming months, driven by persistent geopolitical risks and continued support from the Federal Reserve's easing policies [1] Group 2: Copper Price Outlook - Citigroup holds a bullish outlook on copper prices, forecasting a rise to $14,000 per ton in the next three months, citing strong demand from China and limited downside risks [1] - The bank maintains a long-term average copper price forecast of $13,000 per ton for 2026, indicating a balanced global copper market [1] Group 3: AI Impact on GDP - Goldman Sachs reports that AI contributed nearly zero to the U.S. GDP last year, as investments were offset by imports of chips and hardware [2] - A survey of executives revealed that while 70% of companies are actively using AI, about 80% believe it has not impacted employment or productivity [2] Group 4: S&P 500 Index Forecast - A Reuters survey indicates that the S&P 500 index is expected to rise nearly 10% to around 7,500 points by the end of 2026, supported by strong earnings and stable economic growth [3] - Despite a resilient market, risks remain from inflation trends, Federal Reserve policies, and geopolitical tensions [3] Group 5: Bond Market Dynamics - Societe Generale highlights that geopolitical uncertainties are supporting the safe-haven demand for bonds, leading to a dovish shift in market expectations for central bank interest rate paths [4] Group 6: UK Interest Rate Expectations - ING analysts suggest that the British pound may decline if the Bank of England's Governor hints at a potential rate cut in March [5][6] Group 7: Canadian Interest Rate Outlook - Scotiabank anticipates that the Bank of Canada will keep interest rates unchanged until the outcome of the USMCA negotiations becomes clearer [7] Group 8: Domestic AI Developments - CITIC Securities reports a surge in the usage of domestic AI models, indicating a significant expansion in AI inference demand and investment opportunities in domestic computing power [8] Group 9: Electronic Fabric Demand Cycle - CITIC Securities notes that the current electronic fabric demand cycle, driven by AI, may be more intense than previous storage cycles, with a projected 100% increase in demand for specialty fabrics by 2026 [9] Group 10: AI Industry Chain Outlook - CITIC JianTou expresses optimism about the AI industry chain, highlighting strong demand for computing power and the transition of large models towards monetization [10] Group 11: AIDC Growth and Equipment Demand - CITIC JianTou indicates that the AIDC construction phase will lead to significant demand for power capacity and related equipment, with a projected CAGR of 55% from 2025 to 2028 [11] Group 12: AIDC Sector Performance - Founder Securities anticipates continued high growth in the AIDC sector, driven by increased capital expenditures from leading internet companies and a growing demand for power equipment in the U.S. [12] Group 13: New Energy Vehicle Market Recovery - Galaxy Securities predicts a recovery in the automotive market post-Spring Festival, with several flagship new energy vehicle models set to launch, potentially boosting market demand [13]