Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights concerns from Federal Reserve officials Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman regarding the potential negative impact of the Fed's reluctance to lower interest rates on the labor market [1][2] - Waller and Bowman voted against the Fed's decision to maintain the benchmark interest rate unchanged for the fifth consecutive time, both favoring a 25 basis point cut [1] - They emphasized signs of a weakening labor market, contrasting with Fed Chair Jerome Powell's description of the labor market as overall solid [1][2] Group 2 - Waller expressed that the cautious approach of waiting may not adequately balance the risks of the outlook and could lead to policy lagging behind the situation [1] - Bowman noted that the vitality of the labor market has diminished and is showing increasingly fragile signs [1][2] - The statements from Waller and Bowman were made shortly before the release of the latest government employment report, which is expected to show slowing job growth and rising unemployment [2] Group 3 - Powell indicated that he expects inflation data to begin reflecting the greater impact of tariffs in the coming months, stressing the need to ensure tariffs do not lead to sustained inflation [3] - Waller mentioned that the impact of tariffs on prices has been minimal so far, and the labor market could deteriorate before clear information on tariffs is available [3] - Bowman warned that delaying action could lead to further deterioration of the labor market and a slowdown in economic growth, advocating for a focus on employment risks as inflation moves towards the 2% target [3]

Core Viewpoint - The recent strengthening of the US dollar is attributed to the easing of trade tensions, positive economic data, and the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance, marking the first monthly increase since President Trump took office [1][4]. Economic Performance - In July, the dollar index rose by 3.4%, recovering from a significant decline of 10.79% in the first half of the year, which was the worst performance since 1973 [3][4]. - The dollar index reached a low of 96.37 in early July, the lowest since February 2022, before climbing to a high of 100.09 by the end of the month [3][4]. Federal Reserve's Stance - The Federal Reserve maintained the federal funds rate target range at 4.25% to 4.5% for the fifth consecutive time, with Chairman Powell indicating that it is too early to predict a rate cut in September [4][5]. - The Fed's hawkish position and the resilience of the US economy have contributed to the dollar's strength, with the year-to-date decline narrowing to 7% [4]. Trade Policies - President Trump's recent executive order established "reciprocal" tariff rates ranging from 10% to 41% on imports from various countries, which has reduced uncertainty surrounding trade policies [5]. - The narrowing of the US trade deficit by 10.8% to $86 billion in June, along with a 4.2% decrease in imports, reflects a shift in trade dynamics [4]. Market Sentiment - Despite the recent dollar rebound, some institutions maintain a long-term bearish outlook on the dollar index, citing concerns over extreme valuations and potential market shocks [9]. - Analysts suggest that the current dollar strength may be a temporary adjustment rather than a reversal of the overall downtrend, with expectations of renewed weakness if the Fed signals future rate cuts [9]. Future Outlook - Market participants are generally expecting a moderate increase in the dollar over the coming months, contrasting with previous bearish sentiments [6][8]. - The resilience of US economic data and the lack of readiness from the Fed to cut rates are seen as supporting factors for a stronger dollar [8].

Core Viewpoint - President Trump criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, calling him a "bad" chairman and expressing dissatisfaction with his leadership style and decisions [1][2]. Group 1: Criticism of Jerome Powell - Trump described Powell as "too angry, too stupid, and too political," suggesting he is unfit for his position [2]. - The Federal Reserve maintained the federal funds rate target range at 4.25% to 4.5%, marking the fifth consecutive time it has held rates steady since 2025 [2]. Group 2: Background Information - Trump nominated Powell as Fed Chairman in 2017, with his term set to end in May 2026 [2]. - Trump's frustration stems from Powell's reluctance to lower interest rates as per Trump's requests, leading to threats of Powell's removal [2].

Group 1 - President Trump criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for maintaining interest rates despite calls for cuts, labeling him as ineffective and politically motivated [2] - The Federal Reserve held the benchmark interest rate steady for the fifth consecutive meeting, citing uncertainty regarding tariffs' impact on inflation and the labor market [2] - Powell indicated that while inflation remains above the Fed's 2% target, the labor market is close to full employment, suggesting the Fed is in a position to lower rates if economic conditions worsen [2] Group 2 - Powell noted that higher tariffs are beginning to reflect in some goods' prices, but their overall impact on economic activity and inflation is still uncertain [3] - Despite Trump's pressure for rate cuts, the Fed decided to pause, with the next meeting scheduled for mid-September, and recent inflation data reducing the likelihood of a rate cut [3] - The U.S. Commerce Department reported a 2.6% year-over-year increase in the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index, with core PCE rising from 2.7% to 2.8%, moving further from the Fed's inflation target [3] Group 3 - The probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in September dropped from 58.4% a week ago to 39.2% following the new inflation data [4] - The likelihood of the Fed maintaining the current interest rate range of 4.25% to 4.5% increased to 60.8%, up from 39.2% a week prior [4]

Core Viewpoint - UBS analysts suggest that the current strength of the US dollar is likely a temporary adjustment and does not indicate a reversal of its recent weakening trend [1] Group 1: Market Analysis - Investors may have closed short positions on the dollar ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting, where interest rates were maintained [1] - The expectation is that once the Federal Reserve signals a potential restart of interest rate cuts in the coming months, the dollar's weakening trend will re-emerge [1] Group 2: Economic Forecast - UBS anticipates that US economic growth will further slow down in the second half of the year compared to the first half [1] - The firm projects that the euro will rise to 1.20 against the dollar later this year [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Federal Reserve decided to maintain the federal funds rate target range at 4.25% to 4.50%, marking the fifth consecutive meeting this year where rates were held steady, aligning with market expectations [1] Group 1: Federal Reserve's Decision - The decision to keep interest rates unchanged reflects a cautious approach amid ongoing economic uncertainties [1] - Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's remarks suggested a strong stance, raising questions about potential rate cuts in September [3][5] Group 2: Economic Context - Powell emphasized that the Fed does not consider the U.S. government's financing needs when setting monetary policy, focusing instead on controlling inflation and maintaining a strong labor market [5] - The U.S. government is projected to incur $1.1 trillion in interest expenses in 2024, with debt management costs having more than doubled since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, largely due to high interest rates aimed at curbing inflation [5] Group 3: Dissenting Votes - Two Federal Reserve governors, Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman, cast dissenting votes against the decision to maintain the current interest rate, advocating for a 0.25% reduction [7] - This marks a rare occurrence, as the last instance of two governors voting against a decision dates back to 1993, highlighting the unusual nature of this dissent [9]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating There is no information regarding the report industry investment rating in the provided content. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report The report provides a comprehensive overview of the overnight and spot market conditions for various commodities, including palm oil, soybeans, and crude oil. It also presents important fundamental information on factors such as weather conditions, international and domestic supply - demand dynamics, and macroeconomic news. Additionally, it details the capital flow in the futures market and conducts arbitrage tracking [1][2][24]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Overnight Market Conditions - **Futures**: The closing prices and price changes of various futures contracts, such as BMD's October palm oil, ICE's October Brent crude, and NYMEX's September US crude oil, are presented. For example, BMD's October palm oil closed at 4259.00, with a previous - day increase of 0.54% and an overnight decrease of 0.42% [1]. - **Currencies**: The latest prices and price changes of multiple currencies, including the US dollar index, CNY/USD, MYR/USD, etc., are provided. For instance, the US dollar index was at 99.94, with an increase of 1.05% [1]. 3.2 Spot Market Conditions - **Futures - Spot**: The spot prices, basis, and basis changes of various futures contracts, such as DCE's 2509 palm oil, 2509 soybean oil, and 2509 soybean meal, are given. For example, the spot price of DCE's 2509 palm oil in North China is 9110, with a basis of 130 and a basis change of 0 [2]. 3.3 Important Fundamental Information 3.3.1 Weather Conditions in Producing Areas - **US Soybean Producing States**: The future weather outlook from August 4th to 8th shows that the temperature in the main soybean - producing states is high, and the precipitation in the northwest is higher than the average. The temperature in the Midwest planting belt is expected to drop, and the growth conditions are still relatively favorable [5][7]. 3.3.2 International Supply - Demand - **Malaysian Palm Oil**: From January to May 2025, Malaysia's palm oil exports to the US increased by 51.8% year - on - year, from 6.1 million tons in the same period last year to 9.3 million tons [9]. - **US Soybean Exports**: As of the week ending July 24th, US soybean export sales are expected to increase by 20 - 90 million tons, with 10 - 30 million tons for the 2024/25 season and 10 - 60 million tons for the 2025/26 season [10]. - **Argentine Soybean Sales**: As of July 23rd, Argentine farmers sold 78.77 million tons of 24/25 season soybeans, with a cumulative sales volume of 2743.16 million tons, and 4.3 million tons of 25/26 season soybeans, with a cumulative sales volume of 48.95 million tons [11]. - **Ukrainian Rapeseed**: As of July 25th, Ukrainian farmers have harvested about 100 million tons of rapeseed, lower than 330 million tons in the same period last year. The market has revised down the 2025 rapeseed production forecast to 240 - 250 million tons [12]. - **Baltic Dry Index**: On Wednesday, the Baltic Dry Index fell for the fourth consecutive day, reaching a two - week low, due to a decline in demand for all ship types [13]. 3.3.3 Domestic Supply - Demand - **Oil Product Transactions**: On July 30th, the total transaction volume of soybean oil and palm oil was 102,566 tons, a 108% increase from the previous trading day. The total transaction volume of soybean meal in major domestic oil mills was 30.49 million tons, a decrease of 13.05 million tons from the previous day [14]. - **Agricultural Product Prices**: The average weekly price of lean - type white - striped pork in 16 provinces (municipalities) from July 21st to July 25th, 2025, was 18.73 yuan per kilogram, a 2.2% week - on - week decrease and a 25.7% year - on - year decrease [14]. 3.4 Macroeconomic News 3.4.1 International News - **US Economic Data**: The probability of the Fed keeping interest rates unchanged in September is 54.3%, and the probability of a 25 - basis - point rate cut is 45.7%. US economic data such as ADP employment, GDP, and PCE price index are also presented [17]. - **FOMC Statement**: The Fed maintained the benchmark interest rate at 4.25% - 4.50%, with two governors advocating for a rate cut [18]. - **Eurozone Economic Data**: The Eurozone's second - quarter GDP annual rate is 1.4%, and the industrial and economic sentiment indices in July are - 10.4 and 95.8 respectively [19]. 3.4.2 Domestic News - **Exchange Rate and Monetary Policy**: On July 30th, the US dollar/Chinese yuan exchange rate was 7.1441, down 70 points. The central bank conducted 309 billion yuan of 7 - day reverse repurchase operations, resulting in a net injection of 158.5 billion yuan [21]. - **Housing Loan Interest Rate**: In the second quarter of 2025, the weighted average interest rate of newly issued commercial personal housing loans in China was 3.09% [21]. 3.5 Capital Flow On July 30th, 2025, the net inflow of funds in the futures market was 18.187 billion yuan, with 6.098 billion yuan in commodity futures (including 205 million yuan in agricultural product futures, 5.324 billion yuan in chemical futures, 131 million yuan in black - series futures, and 439 million yuan in metal futures) and 12.089 billion yuan in stock index futures [24]. 3.6 Arbitrage Tracking There is no detailed information on arbitrage tracking in the provided content.

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当地时间7月30日，美联储在为期两天的货币政策会议后宣布，将联邦基金利率目标区间维持在4.25% 至4.50%之间不变，这也是自2025年初以来美联储第五次决定维持利率不变。尽管面对白宫日益强烈的 降息压力，美联储仍选择保持政策稳定。然而，此次会议罕见出现两名理事投下反对票的情况，这也反 映出美联储内部对利率政策的分歧正在加深。(央视新闻) ...

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