宏观与大类资产周报：“强美股+弱美元”提振非美风偏-20250629

Domestic Insights - In the last week of June, production data continued to show seasonal weakness, with expected further decline in production growth for June[2] - Summer consumption has become a structural highlight, with a rebound in consumption data and improved travel flow[2] - The real estate market remains weak, with transaction volumes in 30 cities in June showing a larger gap compared to the same period last year[2] - The recent "strong US stocks + weak dollar" pattern is boosting non-US equity risk appetite and liquidity, with expectations for improved domestic equity risk appetite in July[2] Overseas Insights - Trade policy is likely to evolve towards overall easing with localized tightening, as the July tariff exemption period is expected to be extended[2] - The latest version of the OBBB Act is estimated to increase the total deficit by $3.5-4.2 trillion, significantly higher than the House's $2.9 trillion estimate[2] - The Federal Reserve's recent statements show a slight easing in tone, but most officials still oppose a rate cut in July[2] - The US Senate is expected to pass a new budget coordination bill by Q3, with a potential deadline before the X-Date in August-September[2]