美联储如期降息，美元继续震荡

Report Industry Investment Rating - The rating for the US dollar is "oscillation" [6] Core Viewpoints - The Fed cut interest rates as expected in October and announced the end of balance sheet reduction on December 1st. Market expectations for a December rate cut have declined, and internal differences within the Fed have increased, which is expected to lead to increased market volatility [3][12] - The ECB and the BoJ kept their policies unchanged with dovish stances, and the market's expectations for Japanese fiscal expansion and monetary easing have increased, driving up the Japanese stock market [3][12] - During the APEC meeting, the US and China made some adjustments to tariffs and export controls, but no formal agreement has been signed, slightly falling short of market expectations [3][12] - The US government shutdown has led to a lack of economic data, but corporate earnings, financial reports, and future capital expenditure plans support the high - level operation of the US market [3][12] Breakdown by Directory 1. Global Market Overview This Week - Market risk appetite remained high, with stock markets rising and falling, and bond yields also showing mixed trends. The US Treasury yield slightly rose to 4.07%. The US dollar index rose 0.86% to 99.8, most non - US currencies depreciated, the offshore RMB slightly rose 0.05%, the euro fell 0.79%, the pound fell 1.2%, the yen fell 0.74%, the Swiss franc fell 1.12%, the Korean won, Australian dollar, Malaysian ringgit, and Thai baht rose, while the New Zealand dollar, peso, rand, and Canadian dollar fell. Gold prices dropped 2.7% to $4002 per ounce, the VIX index rose to 17.4, the spot commodity index rose, and Brent crude oil fell 1.9% to $65.2 per barrel [2][10] 2. Market Trading Logic and Asset Performance 2.1 Stock Market - Global stock markets showed mixed trends, with US and A - shares rising. The S&P 500 rose 0.71%, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.11%, the Hang Seng Index fell 0.97%, and the Nikkei 225 index soared 6.31%. The US government shutdown will further drag on the economy, and the Fed's interest - rate cut and end of balance - sheet reduction, along with internal differences, are expected to increase market volatility. The market's expectations for Japanese fiscal and monetary policies have boosted the Japanese stock market. The China - US trade situation has slightly disappointed the market, and the divergence between the stock market and fundamentals in China is expected to gradually correct [11][12] 2.2 Bond Market - Global bond yields showed mixed trends, with the 10 - year US Treasury yield slightly rising to 4.07%. The US government shutdown, the Fed's policy adjustments, and the ECB's stance have affected bond yields. The 10 - year Chinese Treasury yield fell to 1.797%, and the Sino - US yield spread inverted and rebounded to 228bp [15][16][21] 2.3 Foreign Exchange Market - The US dollar index rose 0.86% to 99.8, and most non - US currencies depreciated. The offshore RMB slightly rose 0.05%, while the euro, pound, yen, and Swiss franc fell, and some Asian and Oceanian currencies showed mixed trends [24][27] 2.4 Commodity Market - Gold prices fell 2.7% to $4002 per ounce, continuing the downward trend. The Fed's policy and changes in Chinese gold consumption tax have had a negative impact on gold prices, and it is expected that there is still room for decline. Brent crude oil fell 1.9% to $65.2 per barrel as concerns about the supply side eased, while the industrial products rebounded and the commodity spot index rose [28][30] 3. Hot - Spot Tracking - The Fed cut interest rates by 25bp in October and stopped balance - sheet reduction. This is an important signal of an inflection point in absolute liquidity, but the Fed's internal differences and the uncertainty of a December rate cut have short - term impacts on the market [31][34][35] 4. Next Week's Important Event Reminders - Monday: US October ISM Manufacturing PMI - Tuesday: Reserve Bank of Australia interest - rate meeting decision - Wednesday: US October ADP employment, ISM Non - Manufacturing PMI - Thursday: Bank of England interest - rate meeting decision - Friday: US November University of Michigan Consumer Confidence [36]