宏观周观点20260329：预期扰动从短期转向中长期-20260330

Group 1: Domestic Economic Outlook - High oil prices are expected to alter the economic and profit growth patterns in the first half of the year, leading to better-than-expected performance in Q1 but potential downward revisions for Q2[3] - The impact of oil prices on the economy is non-linear; sustained high oil prices will exert more pressure on mid- and downstream profits than the uplift on upstream profits, increasing concerns about "stagflation"[3] - PPI is expected to turn positive year-on-year in March, with May-June potentially marking the peak for the year, enhancing the influence of economic fundamentals on asset prices[3] Group 2: International Economic Factors - The "revival" of the dollar remains a key issue in asset pricing, with the U.S. government aiming to restore dollar credibility through its ties with oil and key minerals[4] - A chaotic geopolitical environment and prolonged high oil price expectations make the dollar index difficult to stabilize; extreme scenarios could lead to a collapse of the dollar system[4] Group 3: Historical Context and Asset Pricing - Historical analysis shows that asset prices often oscillate between "inflation" and "stagnation," making it hard to form a unified trend[4] - For instance, gold performed well during the 1970s oil crises but underperformed during the 2022 Russia-Ukraine conflict due to prior significant price increases[4] - The resilience of the U.S. economy and new trends in the tech sector contributed to stock market gains during the second oil crisis in 1979 and the 2022 conflict[4] Group 4: Weekly High-Frequency Data Overview - The domestic economy shows stability driven by internal demand, with investment outpacing consumption; indicators like high furnace and rebar operating rates remain steady[5] - Trade and freight indicators remain elevated, while second-hand housing transactions show significant divergence across cities[5] - Price trends indicate structural differentiation rather than widespread inflation, with some consumer goods showing weak year-on-year performance[5] Group 5: Upcoming Focus and Risks - Attention will be on the release of the PMI at the end of the month, alongside market expectations for consumption recovery post-Qingming holiday[6] - The trajectory of the U.S.-Iran conflict and its impact on asset prices remains highly uncertain, with potential for increased volatility in asset prices[7]