【资讯导读】 ·5月美国消费者信心指数大幅上升 ·法国5月调和CPI同比上涨0.6%，为2020年12月以来的最低水平，低于市场预期的0.9%。 ·叙利亚财政部长称，叙利亚将从6月2日开始重新开放股票市场。 ·特朗普政府正在考虑要求所有申请赴美留学的外国学生接受社交媒体审查 ·叙利亚将从6月2日开始重新开放股票市场 ·日本34年来首次失去全球最大债权国地位 【市场资讯】 ·美国3月FHFA房价指数环比降0.1%，预期升0.1%，前值从升0.1%修正为持平。美国3月S&P/CS20座大 城市未季调房价指数同比升4.1%，预期升4.5%，前值升4.5%。 ·世界大型企业联合会发布数据显示，5月美国消费者信心指数从4月的85.7大幅上升至98，高于所有经济 学家预期。 ·受商用飞机订单锐减拖累，美国4月耐用品订单超预期下滑，核心资本货物订单环比下降1.3%，创去年 10月以来最大跌幅。整体耐用品订单环比初值暴跌6.3%。 ·美国特朗普政府正在考虑要求所有申请赴美留学的外国学生接受社交媒体审查。为准备实施这一审查 要求，特朗普政府已下令美国各大使馆和领事馆停止为此类学生签证申请人安排新的面试。 ·墨西哥经济部长Mar ...

美股全线爆发。 欧美谈判利好引爆美股市场，美东时间周二，美股三大指数集体大幅收涨，道指大涨超740点，纳指、标普500 指数均涨超2%。美股大型科技股全线走强，特斯拉大涨近7%。 分析认为，美股市场全线爆发的主要原因是，贸易紧张局势出现了缓和迹象，欧美将加快贸易谈判进程，重燃 了市场乐观情绪，VIX恐慌指数隔夜大跌超7%。另外，美国总统特朗普周二表示，对欧盟加快贸易谈判进程 感到鼓舞。 与此同时，美国5月消费者信心指数大幅反弹，这也提振了美股市场信心。据最新发布的报告，美国5月消费者 信心指数上升12.3点至98，大幅高于预期的87，这是自去年11月以来的首次月度增长，也是自2021年3月以来 的最大月度增幅。 美股全线大涨 美东时间5月27日，美股三大指数全线爆发，截至收盘，道指大涨超740点，涨幅达1.78%；纳指大涨2.47%， 标普500指数涨2.05%。 美股大型科技股集体大涨，截至收盘，美国科技股七巨头（Magnificent 7）指数涨2.93%，费城半导体指数涨 3.38%。其中，英伟达涨3.21%，博通涨3.03%，谷歌A涨2.63%，苹果涨2.53%，亚马逊涨2.5%，Meta涨 2.43 ...

Core Viewpoint - The latest data from the Conference Board indicates a significant rebound in the U.S. Consumer Confidence Index to 98.0 in May, up from 85.7 in April, ending a five-month decline and reflecting improved consumer sentiment towards the economy [1] Group 1: Consumer Confidence and Economic Outlook - The rebound in consumer confidence is evident in both current economic assessments and future expectations, with the "Present Situation Index" rising by 4.8 points to 135.9 and the "Expectations Index" increasing by 17.4 points to 72.8, although it remains below the 80 threshold that typically signals recession risks [1][2] - The overall improvement in confidence was driven by a rebound in consumer views on future business conditions, job opportunities, and personal income, with consumers less pessimistic about the economy and employment than in April [2] Group 2: Stock Market and Inflation Expectations - As the U.S. stock market continued to recover in May, 44% of consumers expect stock prices to rise in the next 12 months, up from 37.6% in April, while the proportion expecting a decline fell from 47.2% to 37.7% [3] - Consumers' inflation expectations decreased from 7% in April to 6.5% in May, indicating a shift in sentiment towards a more stable economic outlook [3] Group 3: Consumer Spending Behavior - There was a notable increase in consumers' willingness to make large purchases in May, with plans for buying homes, cars, and vacations rising, particularly after May 12 [4] - Spending intentions for high-value items like appliances and electronics also increased, alongside a general rise in spending on services, with dining out being the most popular choice [4] Group 4: Financial Behavior and Concerns - 36.7% of consumers reported saving for future expenditures, while 26.6% indicated they had tapped into savings for current spending, and 26% postponed significant purchasing decisions [4] - Concerns about affording necessary goods or desired items were higher than worries about unemployment, with nearly half of consumers expressing fears about future affordability [4] Group 5: Business and Employment Outlook - In May, 21.9% of consumers rated business conditions as "good," up from 19.2% in April, while those rating conditions as "bad" decreased from 16.3% to 14% [5] - Expectations for the business environment to improve in the next six months rose to 19.7%, while the proportion expecting deterioration fell from 34.9% to 26.7% [6]

智通财经5月27日电，美国5月谘商会消费者信心指数为98，预期87，前值86。 ...

美国5月谘商会消费者信心指数将于十分钟后公布。 ...

Group 1 - The US President Trump has decided to abandon the threat of imposing a 50% tariff on EU imports starting next month, which led to a temporary drop in gold prices to around $3323, but buying support and geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine helped gold prices recover, closing at $3337.93 per ounce on Monday [1] - On Tuesday morning, spot gold showed slight gains, trading around $3340.70 per ounce [2] - The US dollar index fell to 98.55 on Monday, marking a new low since April 29, which also provided support for gold prices [4] Group 2 - The trade negotiation window between the US and EU is set to last until July 9, with EU Commission President von der Leyen indicating a willingness to act swiftly and decisively in negotiations, contingent on Trump returning to the original 90-day negotiation period [6] - ECB President Lagarde stated that Trump's erratic policies present a unique opportunity to strengthen the euro's international status, suggesting that European decision-makers are looking to leverage the situation to enhance the euro's position [7] - A recent study by the German Economic Institute indicates that Trump's proposed tariffs could lead to a cumulative loss of €200 billion for the German economy from 2025 to 2028, potentially increasing to €250 billion if the EU implements reciprocal measures [8]

德国6月Gfk消费者信心指数、瑞士4月贸易帐将于十分钟后公布。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a comprehensive overview of recent economic data and events from the US, Eurozone, and Japan, highlighting trends in manufacturing, consumer confidence, and housing sales, which indicate mixed economic signals across these regions [4][10][11]. Group 1: US Economic Data - May manufacturing PMI exceeded expectations with a preliminary value of 52.3, compared to an expected 49.9 and a previous value of 50.2 [4][10]. - April existing home sales were below expectations at an annualized rate of 4 million units, while new home sales were better than expected at 743,000 units, revised down from 724,000 units [4][10]. - The Conference Board's Leading Economic Index for April matched expectations with a month-on-month change of -1%, revised from -0.7% to -0.8% [4][10]. Group 2: Eurozone Economic Data - May manufacturing PMI for the Eurozone slightly beat expectations at 49.4, compared to an expected 49.2 and a previous value of 49 [11]. - The consumer confidence index for May recorded -15.2, better than the expected -16 and revised from -16.7 to -16.6 [11]. - April CPI final value met expectations at 2.2% year-on-year, with core CPI at 2.7%, revised from a previous value of 2.4% [11]. Group 3: Japanese Economic Data - May manufacturing PMI showed a slight increase to 49, up from a previous value of 48.7, while the services PMI decreased to 50.8 from 52.4 [5]. - Core machinery orders for March significantly exceeded expectations with a month-on-month increase of 13%, compared to an expected decrease of 1.6% [5]. - April CPI was slightly above expectations at 3.6% year-on-year, with core CPI at 3.5%, exceeding the expected 3.4% [5]. Group 4: Weekly Economic Indices - The US WEI index fell to 1.9% for the week ending May 17, down from 2.07% and 2.56% in previous weeks [15]. - The German WAI index also declined to -0.29% for the week ending May 18, compared to -0.08% and -0.04% in prior weeks [16]. Group 5: Demand Indicators - US Redbook retail sales showed a slight year-on-year decline to 5.4%, down from 5.8% and 6.9% in previous weeks [17]. - Global flight numbers increased by 2.3% year-on-year, with approximately 236,700 flights executed as of May 23 [20]. - US mortgage rates rose slightly to 6.86% for a 30-year fixed mortgage, up from 6.81% and 6.76% in previous weeks [24]. Group 6: Employment Data - Initial jobless claims in the US were slightly better than expected at 227,000, compared to an expectation of 230,000 and a previous value of 229,000 [26]. - Continued claims rose to 1.903 million, up from a previous value of 1.867 million [26]. Group 7: Price Trends - Global commodity prices saw a slight increase, with the RJ/CRB commodity price index rising by 0.2% [28]. - US gasoline prices increased to $3.04 per gallon, reflecting a 1.8% rise from the previous week [28]. Group 8: Financial Conditions - Financial conditions in the US and Eurozone showed a slight tightening, with indices at 0.165 and 1.2 respectively [31]. - The long-term bond yield spread between Italy and Germany narrowed, while the spread between the US and Japan remained stable, and the US and Eurozone spread widened [37].

Group 1 - The median consumer inflation expectation in South Korea for May has dropped to its lowest level since January 2022 [1] - The consumer confidence index in South Korea for May recorded a value of 101.8, marking the highest level since October 2024 [1]

Core Viewpoint - The recent fluctuations in the US dollar index are primarily driven by the reassessment of US fiscal and credit risks, following Moody's downgrade of the US sovereign rating and the anticipated increase in federal debt due to large-scale tax cuts and expansionary fiscal policies [1] Group 1: US Economic Indicators - The 30-year US Treasury yield has surpassed 5.1% due to rising fiscal risks [1] - In April, the foreign exchange settlement deficit slightly widened, with increased corporate foreign exchange transactions indicating heightened trading activity [1] - The US PMI preliminary reading for May exceeded expectations, although Moody's downgrade has weakened confidence in the dollar [1] Group 2: China Economic Indicators - China's cross-border capital inflow remains strong, with a stable goods trade surplus [1] - The People's Bank of China has lowered the Loan Prime Rate (LPR) [1] - The volume of foreign capital in Chinese bond custody has rebounded, indicating improved foreign investment sentiment [1] Group 3: European Economic Indicators - The Eurozone's harmonized CPI for April was reported at 2.2% year-on-year and 0.6% month-on-month [1] - The preliminary composite PMI for May was recorded at 49.5, with the services PMI at 48.9, indicating a contraction in the services sector [1] - The European Commission has revised down its growth forecasts for the next two years [1] Group 4: Japanese Economic Indicators - Japan's manufacturing sector remains in contraction, with the May PMI data showing a slight recovery but still below the neutral line [1] - The services and composite PMIs in Japan have declined [1] - Japan's April exports grew by 2% year-on-year, while the CPI for April was reported at 3.6% year-on-year [1] Group 5: Currency Outlook - The US dollar is expected to maintain a weak position in the short term, with potential short-selling opportunities following a period of range-bound trading [1] - The Japanese yen shows short-term momentum [1] - The decline in US credit is unexpectedly strengthening the euro, with attention on the progress of US-EU tariff negotiations [1]