Zheshang Securities(SH:601878) ZHESHANG SECURITIES·2025-09-11 04:31Group 1: Economic Signals from Euro and Japan - Recent attempts to constrain fiscal discipline in Europe and Japan have failed, leading to weakened international capital confidence in these regions[1] - Long-term bond yields in France rose from 4.16% on August 1 to 4.45% on September 1, a widening of 10 basis points compared to the 10-year bond[2] - In the UK, 30-year bond yields increased from 5.35% to 5.64%, widening by 9 basis points, due to economic slowdown and increased public spending[2] Group 2: U.S. Economic Resilience - Despite weak employment data, the U.S. economy may be stronger than expected, with private non-residential investment contributing 30.4% to Q2 GDP growth[8] - The unemployment rate rose to 4.3%, but the labor market has not shown signs of recession, with the Labor Market Stress Index (LMSI) at 8, well below the 30 threshold indicating recession risk[9] - The Federal Reserve's potential interest rate cuts may be overly optimistic, with inflation risks still present and economic resilience expected to continue[10] Group 3: Currency and Investment Outlook - The U.S. dollar and Nasdaq are expected to perform well, while the RMB may appreciate against the dollar, indicating a dual bullish trend for both currencies[13] - International capital's confidence in Europe and Japan has weakened due to unfavorable trade negotiations, reinforcing the narrative of U.S. exceptionalism[4] - The U.S. is positioned to benefit from foreign investment commitments of $600 billion and $550 billion from Europe and Japan, respectively, enhancing economic growth prospects[7]