风险信息汇总及后续展望：贸易摩擦再升级

Trade Tensions and Market Outlook - Current market consensus suggests that a 100% tariff is unlikely to be implemented, with a return to TACO trading expected, making it a matter of time[4] - If the trade war escalates beyond current expectations, technology sectors may experience short-term declines but could recover as market volatility decreases[4] - A barbell strategy focusing on technology (AI/innovative drugs/self-sufficiency) and dividends is recommended for Hong Kong stocks[4] Stock Market Adjustments - Short-term adjustments in U.S. stocks are anticipated due to emotional market fluctuations, but declines are expected to be less severe than in April[4] - Potential risks include the higher current position of U.S. stocks, which may make them more sensitive to negative news[4] Commodity Price Movements - Copper prices have seen significant pressure, with a notable decline due to tariff threats, while other non-ferrous metals are less affected[5] - Aluminum prices have shown resilience but may face downward pressure if trade tensions escalate further[6] Supply Chain and Shipping Impacts - China's countermeasures against U.S. tariffs are expected to have limited impact on European shipping routes but may increase costs for U.S. shipping lines[7] - Oil prices are projected to face a potential decline of 5-6% due to increased inventory levels and market sentiment[7] Industrial and Agricultural Products - The trade war's impact on agricultural products is mixed, with soybeans and certain fresh produce remaining strong, while cotton is expected to weaken[8] - Industrial silicon is anticipated to see a price drop of 4-5% due to high inventory levels and an oversupply situation[13]