海外宏观周报：等待更多通胀证据-20250722

Group 1: Macroeconomic Insights - June US inflation was lower than expected, indicating "moderate core goods inflation + simultaneous cooling in core services" [2] - The report suggests that tariffs will not have the expected long-term inflationary impact, combined with a weakening job market, leading the Federal Reserve to potentially cut rates in September [2] - Key inflation data for July and August will be critical, especially with signs of potential rebounds in clothing and vehicle prices [2] Group 2: Market Outlook - The upcoming earnings reports for July are expected to exceed consensus estimates, particularly for the S&P 500, despite rising indices [3] - Investor sentiment remains cautious, with a low allocation to equity assets, providing room for further market growth [3] - The most optimistic market pricing for Q3 and Q4 still carries uncertainties [3] Group 3: Risks and Considerations - Risks include unexpected increases in tariff rates, escalation of US-China trade tensions, and worse-than-expected economic fundamentals in the US [4] - Core goods inflation and service price growth could rebound more than anticipated, impacting Federal Reserve decisions [4]