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“高市版超日元贬值”会出现吗?
日经中文网· 2025-10-08 07:32
坐在自民党总裁椅子上的高市早苗(10月4日,日本自民党总部) 由于高市早苗在日本自民党总裁选举中的意外胜出,外汇市场上出现了日元易于贬值的趋势。在8日的 纽约外汇市场上,日元兑美元汇率8个月来再次跌至152日元区间。不过,也有推测称:"高市版日元贬 值"最多将止步于1美元兑155日元区间…… 在高市早苗就任自民党总裁后,外汇市场上出现了日元易于贬值的趋势。原因是,市场有看 法认为她可能会阻止日本银行(央行)加息,并转向扩张性的财政政策。不过,多数市场参 与者并不认为日元会跌破1美元兑160日元关口。也就是说,所谓"超日元贬值"的状况并未成 为预期。市场仍将她视为"通货再膨胀政策(Reflation policy)"路线中可起到约束作用的一 方。 多家外资金融机构相继撤回此前的"买入日元"建议。导火索是高市在自民党总裁选举中的意 外胜出。德国银行在6日的报告中以"(日本央行)下次加息的时机变得更加不确定"为由,取 消了对客户的日元买入建议。美国高盛集团也采取了同样的做法。 市场预期发生重大变化,原本押注日元升值的投机资金被迫平仓一部分买入头寸。在10月6日 外汇市场上,日元对美元汇率下跌至1美元兑150日元区间 ...
经合组织上调25年中国经济增长率预期至4.9%
日经中文网· 2025-09-24 02:58
Core Viewpoint - The OECD has revised its global economic growth forecast for 2025 to 3.2%, an increase of 0.3 percentage points from the previous June forecast, driven by AI-related investments in the US and fiscal stimulus in China [2][4]. Economic Growth Forecasts - The OECD predicts a global economic growth rate of 3.3% for 2024, slowing to 3.2% in 2025 and further to 2.9% in 2026 [4]. - For the US, the growth forecast for 2025 is set at 1.8%, up by 0.2 percentage points, but down from 2.8% in 2024. High tariffs and reduced immigration are offsetting the effects of strong high-tech investments [6]. - The Eurozone's growth forecast has been raised by 0.2 percentage points to 1.2%, with current policy rates at 2%, half of the peak rates from 2023-2024 [6]. - China's growth forecast for 2025 is adjusted to 4.9%, an increase of 0.2 percentage points, expected to remain stable compared to 2024's 5% [6]. - Japan's growth forecast has been increased by 0.4 percentage points to 1.1%, supported by strong corporate earnings and investment growth [6]. Economic Risks - The OECD highlights that fiscal risks, including rising defense spending and aging population costs, are concerns for the global economy. Increased government bond yields are also seen as evidence of rising future risks for investors [6].
全球债市抛压带崩英债,英国30年期借贷成本升至自1998年以来的最高水平,同时英镑在周二下跌超1%!英国财政状况备受关注
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-02 08:43
Core Viewpoint - The cost of borrowing in the UK for 30-year bonds has reached its highest level since 1998, while the British pound has fallen over 1%, indicating growing investor concerns about the UK's fiscal capacity [1] Group 1: Borrowing Costs and Currency Impact - The increase in borrowing costs is influenced by a sell-off in other major bond markets, but the focus on the UK's weak fiscal situation is evident from the simultaneous decline in the pound and UK government bonds [1] - Jane Foley, head of foreign exchange strategy, noted that while the Bank of England's anticipated adjustments provided some support for the pound last month, the upcoming autumn budget poses fiscal risks that could negatively impact the currency [1]
贝莱德:澳大利亚国债表现可能会优于美债
news flash· 2025-07-29 07:58
Group 1 - Craig Vardy, head of fixed income at BlackRock Australia, suggests that Australian government bonds may outperform U.S. Treasuries as the market digests fiscal risks affecting long-term bonds [1] - The pricing of long-term U.S. Treasuries will likely include more term premium due to issuance and fiscal risks, while the Reserve Bank of Australia may continue to lower interest rates [1] - The yield on Australian 10-year government bonds is approximately 20 basis points lower than that of U.S. Treasuries, indicating a potential lower bound for the spread [1] Group 2 - If the yield on Australian bonds exceeds that of U.S. Treasuries by about 10 basis points, there may be a resurgence in trading activity [1] - The correlation between Australian 10-year government bonds and U.S. Treasuries is expected to remain high, with no significant decoupling anticipated in the future [1]
宝盛集团:美日协议加剧财政风险 日债市场承压
news flash· 2025-07-24 11:37
Core Viewpoint - The agreement between the US and Japan is expected to increase fiscal risks for Japan, leading to pressure on the Japanese bond market [1] Group 1: Market Reactions - Japanese stock market has risen due to the US-Japan trade agreement, while the bond market perceives increased fiscal risks [1] - The Japanese government has committed to invest $550 billion in the US, which may negatively impact Japan's credit and drag down the yen and the economy [1] Group 2: Government and Fiscal Policy - The weakening of the ruling coalition may lead to compromises with opposition parties, potentially resulting in a reduction of the consumption tax and increased cash handouts [1] - Demand for 40-year Japanese government bonds at this week's auction reached the lowest level since 2011, indicating market avoidance due to fiscal risks [1] Group 3: Economic Implications - Prolonged high yields could increase the financing costs for the Japanese government amid ongoing economic uncertainty [1]
分析师:关税协议落地财政风险重回主导,日元和国债或面临新一轮压力
news flash· 2025-07-23 02:00
Core Viewpoint - The announcement of the US-Japan trade agreement has led to a temporary strengthening of the Japanese yen, but concerns over Japan's fiscal outlook may lead to renewed pressure on both the yen and Japanese government bonds [1] Group 1: Trade Agreement Impact - The 15% tariff rate from the trade agreement is perceived as an ideal outcome by the market, contributing to the initial strength of the yen [1] Group 2: Fiscal Outlook - The focus is shifting back to Japan's fiscal prospects, which may undermine the yen and government bonds as the market has already partially priced in the expectations of the trade agreement [1] - Increased government spending is expected to continue to suppress the yen's exchange rate [1]
机构:美日贸易协议对日本股市“喜忧参半”
news flash· 2025-07-23 01:51
Core Viewpoint - The trade agreement between the US and Japan presents mixed implications for the Japanese stock market, with potential benefits for the automotive sector but long-term risks related to capital outflow and currency depreciation [1] Group 1: Impact on Automotive Sector - The automotive sector has already absorbed expectations of a 25% tariff since April, indicating that the market is somewhat prepared for tariff changes [1] - A reduction in tariffs could improve profit expectations and significantly boost stock prices in this sector [1] Group 2: Long-term Economic Concerns - The $550 billion investment commitment may lead to capital outflow, which could weaken the yen and increase government bond yields [1] - Rising fiscal risks are expected to put pressure on the stock market in the long run [1]
【MACRO 时势】黄金走强背后:财政风险、政策博弈与市场重构的多重驱动
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-07-10 10:05
Group 1: Core Logic Supporting Gold Prices - The increasing fiscal situation in the U.S. is a fundamental factor supporting gold prices, with the potential addition of $3.4 trillion in debt over the next decade due to the "Build Back Better" plan, and a debt ceiling increase of $5 trillion, exacerbating the current $36.2 trillion debt level [3][6] - The dual accumulation of fiscal and political risks has triggered a global capital reallocation, influenced by the rising political atmosphere following Musk's announcement of forming the "American Party" [3][6] Group 2: Trade Frictions and Policy Volatility - Trump's trade policies, including a recent 50% tariff on copper imports, have stirred market sentiment and raised concerns about global economic slowdown, leading to increased inflows of safe-haven funds into the gold market [7][9] - The uncertainty in trade policies is impacting consumer confidence and business investment, prompting a reallocation of global capital away from U.S. assets towards gold as an alternative safe-haven [9] Group 3: Federal Reserve Policies and Interest Rate Dynamics - The traditional inverse relationship between interest rates and gold prices is being restructured, as gold prices have risen despite actual U.S. interest rates exceeding 2% [10][13] - Market expectations regarding the Federal Reserve's potential shift in policy, including possible interest rate cuts due to inflation concerns, are contributing to the current dynamics where both gold and interest rates may rise simultaneously [10][13] Group 4: Central Bank Gold Purchases and Market Structure - Continuous gold purchases by central banks, particularly in emerging markets, are becoming a significant support for gold prices, driven by motives such as diversification of foreign exchange reserves and hedging against geopolitical risks [13] - The shift in demand from private investors to official institutions marks a structural change in the gold market, reflecting a trend of "de-dollarization" in response to U.S. fiscal deficits [13] Group 5: Short-term Volatility and Long-term Trends - Short-term fluctuations in gold prices are influenced by technical and sentiment factors, with current prices nearing key resistance levels around $3,335 per ounce [14] - Long-term drivers for gold remain rooted in structural uncertainties in the global economy and politics, including ongoing U.S. fiscal deficits and fluctuating trade policies, reinforcing gold's role as a "backup safe-haven asset" [17]
2025年中期策略展望:己日革之,待时而动
Southwest Securities· 2025-07-09 09:03
Group 1: Global Economic Outlook - The report highlights the exposure of fiscal risks, indicating potential global liquidity shocks [3][7][18] - A shift from globalization to confrontation has disrupted the stable state of the global economy, with the long-term downward trend of 10-year US Treasury yields being broken [7][18] - The divergence between US Treasury yields and the dollar reflects an extreme pricing of fiscal risks [9][14] Group 2: Domestic Economic Conditions - Domestic deflation expectations are easing, activating a persistent accumulation of excess liquidity [3][57] - The report notes that actual interest rates are declining from high levels, which alleviates the financing costs for various economic sectors [78] - The report indicates that the actual dollar index is building a mid-term top, which may relieve external pressures on the economic cycle [82] Group 3: A-Share Market Dynamics - The A-share market is experiencing rapid rotation within a narrow range, driven by excess liquidity [3][57] - Small-cap stocks are expected to outperform due to the accumulation of excess liquidity since 2024 [118][121] - The report identifies key sectors for investment, including AI, robotics, and military industries, which have shown resilience amid trade tensions [117] Group 4: Industry Allocation Insights - The report emphasizes the correlation between excess liquidity and sectoral excess returns, particularly in sectors like electrical machinery and chemical materials [121][124] - The report suggests that the market is not driven by improved economic expectations but rather by key technological breakthroughs that shift deflation expectations [91] - The report indicates that the speed of industry rotation has increased, suggesting a dynamic market environment [104]
广发证券:“大美丽”法案将使得美国财政进一步宽松 美股短期上行 美元有反弹需求
智通财经网· 2025-07-06 23:43
Group 1 - The "Great Beauty" Act, signed by Trump on July 4, 2023, will lead to further fiscal easing in the U.S., providing short-term support for economic growth but potentially causing secondary inflation risks and delaying Fed rate cuts, raising concerns about U.S. fiscal sustainability [1][10][12] - The final version of the "Great Beauty" Act has a larger deficit compared to the House version, with changes including the removal of Clause 899, an increase in the federal debt ceiling, and tightened conditions for Medicaid eligibility [1][10] - The Act is expected to have significant long-term effects across various industries, providing tax and subsidy advantages to traditional energy, manufacturing, real estate, military, and agriculture sectors while cutting benefits for clean energy, electric vehicles, healthcare, and food sectors [10][11] Group 2 - The Act will allow for the resumption of oil and gas leasing auctions on public lands and waters, and it maintains policies for real estate companies to fully deduct property improvement costs [11] - A budget of approximately $150 billion will be allocated over the next five years for large military projects, including shipbuilding and missile defense systems [11] - The semiconductor industry will see an increase in tax credits from 25% to 35% for new factories built in the U.S., with projects needing to commence by the end of 2026 [11] Group 3 - The "Great Beauty" Act represents a significant expansion of U.S. fiscal policy, which may require rate cuts to support this expansion amid high deficits and debt concerns [12][15] - The current fiscal expansion differs from previous cycles due to unexpected fiscal growth, changes in economic fundamentals, tariff uncertainties, and cracks in dollar credit [12][15] - The narrative around major asset classes is expected to fluctuate between "economic weakness," "data resilience," and "fiscal risk," impacting pricing for U.S. Treasuries, equities, the dollar, gold, and oil [15]