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摩根士丹利:全球宏观策略师: 骗我一次,是你不仁;骗我两次,是我不智
Morgan StanleyMorgan Stanley(US:MS)2025-04-21 03:00

Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly provide an investment rating for the industry Core Insights - Investors should prepare for continued market volatility and hold their convictions loosely while maintaining tight stop-losses [1] - The narrative around the global outlook has shifted, with expectations for the EUR to strengthen against the USD, targeting 1.20 [4][61] - Tariffs are raising prices and harming consumer confidence, which may lead to adverse economic impacts before any easing from the Federal Reserve takes effect [10][62] - The supply of global fixed income safe havens is at multi-decade lows, while demand for them is at local highs [10][32] - A gradual reduction in foreign investor exposure to US equities is observed, while fixed income exposure remains stable [46][71] Summary by Sections Global Macro Strategy - The US administration's trade policy is causing uncertainty, and the perceived 'master plan' may not effectively mitigate economic pain from tariffs [11][12] - Consumer and CEO confidence have declined, indicating potential economic slowdown [13][22] US Rates Strategy - Concerns about liquidity in funding markets are rising, with pressures expected to persist due to tax collections [6][62] - The report suggests staying short on certain securities as market conditions remain fragile [59] Euro Area Rates Strategy - A shift to a received 5y5y real yield position is recommended, as Europe is viewed as a safer haven asset [5][60] G10 FX Strategy - A new tracker for US outflows from foreign investors has been introduced, indicating a trend of reduced exposure to US equities [7][44] - The DXY is expected to decline as foreign investors continue to reduce their US asset exposure, particularly benefiting the EUR [44][71] Safe Haven Analysis - The report highlights a significant drop in AAA/Aaa rated bonds globally, exacerbated by the recent downgrade of US long-term debt [32][33] - Investors have fewer safe-haven options outside US Treasuries, which may become more pronounced if the macro environment deteriorates [38][39]