伊以停火：美元遇猛烈抛售，人民币反弹，油价或跌回60美元？

Group 1: Market Reactions to Ceasefire Announcement - The announcement of a "comprehensive and complete ceasefire" between Israel and Iran led to a significant reaction in global financial markets, with the dollar being sold off and oil prices dropping sharply [1] - As of June 24, the WTI oil price was reported at $66.31 per barrel, reflecting a decline from previous highs [1] - Goldman Sachs maintains a year-end prediction for Brent oil prices to remain below $60 due to supply exceeding demand [1][4] Group 2: Oil Price Forecasts - Following the de-escalation of geopolitical risks, major institutions expect oil prices to return to a downward trend, with Goldman Sachs predicting Brent crude oil prices to fall to around $60 per barrel by the end of the year [4][5] - The baseline scenario suggests that global oil supply growth is robust, outpacing demand growth by a factor of four, with contributions from OPEC and non-OPEC countries [5] Group 3: Dollar Dynamics - Despite previous concerns about the dollar losing its status as a safe-haven currency, it initially appreciated during the military conflict but faced a sell-off after the ceasefire announcement, returning to the 97 range [7][8] - Analysts suggest that the dollar's strength may not be sustainable, with potential for a 10% decline due to uncertainties surrounding U.S. policies [9][10] Group 4: Renminbi and Chinese Market Reactions - The renminbi and Chinese stock market rebounded significantly on June 24, with the dollar to renminbi exchange rate falling below 7.18 [11] - Goldman Sachs has adjusted its forecasts for the dollar to renminbi exchange rate, predicting it to be 7.1, 7, and 6.9 over the next 3, 6, and 12 months respectively, indicating a stronger outlook for the renminbi [11] - Morgan Stanley highlights that with external disturbances easing, the A-share market is expected to continue along the lines of Chinese manufacturing, focusing on sectors such as technology, high-end machinery, and new consumption [12]