密歇根大学六月十四日最新数据显示，美国消费者信心指数初值跃升至六十点五，较五月的五十二点二大幅升至十五点九，创下去年十二月以来最大涨幅， 远超经济学家预期。这一关键指标在连续五个月下滑后首次回升，反映出消费者对美国经济前景的悲观情绪出现松动。 当前美国消费者支出尚未受情绪波动明显冲击，但历史表明，信心指数并非消费行为的可靠预测指标。荷兰国际集团经济学家指出，韩国四月对美出口骤降 百分之十四点三等迹象，印证关税已开始损害全球供应链。美国全国零售商联合会警告："辛勤工作的美国家庭将为价格上升付出代价"。 a Or - 6 421 r Pre 尽管指数全面回升，但当前美国消费者信心相较去年十二月仍低约百分之二十。消费者对商业环境、个人财务及就业市场的评估均显著弱于半年前，凸显其 谨慎态度未根本扭转。若七月八日对等关税如期生效，而美国未能在一个月内与百余贸易伙伴达成新协议，紧张情绪可能再度升温。 本周美国劳工部数据带来利好消息：五月CPI环比仅微涨百分之零点一，低于预期。这暂时缓解了关税推高物价的担忧，但经济学家普遍警告，进口成本传 导效应可能在数月后显现。数据公布后，美国相关人士再次呼吁美联储"降息整整一个百分点" ...

通胀预期方面，消费者预计未来一年物价上涨率为5.1%，显著低于5月的6.6%，为自2001年10月以来最大单月 降幅。对于长期通胀，受访者预计未来5至10年年均通胀率为4.1%，较5月略降0.1个百分点。 智通财经APP获悉，随着对经济的担忧缓解、短期通胀预期明显改善，美国消费者信心在6月出现了自2024年 1月以来的最大月度涨幅。 根据密歇根大学周五公布的初步数据，6月消费者信心指数环比跃升8.3点，达到60.5，远高于外媒调查中经济 学家的所有预期。这标志着该指数今年首次上涨，反映出民众对经济前景的悲观情绪有所缓解，尤其是对总 统特朗普推行的保护主义贸易政策的焦虑感减弱。 调查还显示，消费者对经济的预期指数大涨10.5点至58.4，创下自2023年12月以来最大升幅；对当前经济状况 的评估也从58.9上升至63.7，为三个月新高。不过，即便如此，消费者对商业环境、个人财务和大额消费的看 法仍低于去年底的水平。 密歇根大学消费者调查负责人Joanne Hsu指出："消费者似乎已经从4月宣布的高额关税及其后几周的政策动荡 中逐渐平复。但他们仍然认为经济面临广泛的下行风险。" 尽管如此，此番消费者情绪的改善为市 ...

Group 1 - The US Consumer Confidence Index saw its largest increase since January 2024, rising by 8.3 points to 60.5, significantly exceeding all expectations from Bloomberg economists [1] - Consumers expect prices to rise by 5.1% over the next year, a substantial decrease from 6.6% in May, marking the largest single-month drop since October 2001 [1] - The improvement in consumer confidence indicates a reduction in anxiety regarding Trump's protectionist trade policies, with significant enhancements in economic expectations and personal financial outlooks [1] Group 2 - The core inflation indicator, excluding volatile food and energy categories, only rose by 0.1% in May, reflecting a calming of inflation concerns [2] - The expectations index surged by 10.5 points to 58.4, the largest increase since December 2023, while the current conditions index rose to a three-month high of 63.7 [2] - Confidence levels have increased across all political affiliations, with Republicans reaching their highest confidence index since October 2020, and Democrats and independents also hitting three-month peaks [2]

美国6月密歇根大学1年通胀预期为5.1%，市场预期为6.4%。 ...

智通财经6月13日电，美国密歇根大学调查的未来一年通胀预期从6.6%降至5.1%，市场预期为6.4%。 ...

Core Insights - US one-year inflation expectations decreased from 6.6% last month to 5.1% this month, marking a three-month low [1] - Long-term inflation expectations fell for the second consecutive month, dropping from 4.2% in May to 4.1% [1] - Consumer concerns regarding the potential impact of tariffs on future inflation have eased in June [1] Inflation Expectations - The one-year inflation rate expectation is now at 5.1%, down from 6.6% [1] - Long-term inflation expectations are at 4.1%, down from 4.2% [1] - Both indices represent the lowest levels in three months [1] Consumer Sentiment - There is a general belief that trade policies may still lead to inflation increases over the next year, despite the easing of tariff concerns [1]

美国6月密歇根大学1年通胀预期初值 5.1，预期 6.4，前值 6.6。 ...

【美国6月密歇根大学1年通胀预期创2001年10月以来最大环比降幅】美国6月密歇根大学消费者信心指 数初值 60.5，创2024年1月以来最大升幅，预期 53.6，前值 52.2。 美国6月密歇根大学5年通胀预期初值 4.1%，预期 4.1%，前值 4.2%。 美国6月密歇根大学1年通胀预期初值 5.1%，预期 6.4%，前值 6.6%。 ...

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Group 1 - Israel launched a large-scale attack on Iran, targeting nuclear facilities and missile factories, which may lead to a prolonged operation to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons [1] - The attack caused market turmoil, with U.S. stock index futures declining, oil prices surging, gold prices rising, and the U.S. dollar index strengthening [1] - Analysts noted that the geopolitical conflict could lead to increased inflation expectations, impacting fixed income markets and potentially pushing the Federal Reserve towards a more hawkish stance [1][2] Group 2 - The conflict has led to a rebound in the U.S. dollar, while safe-haven assets like the Swiss franc, Japanese yen, and gold have also strengthened [2] - The global stock market, which has seen a 30% increase in the MSCI global index this year, may face further declines as the conflict acts as a catalyst for price corrections [2] - Defensive sectors such as utilities, energy stocks, and defense companies are expected to perform well due to concerns over potential supply disruptions in the oil market [2] Group 3 - The scale and impact of the attack remain unclear, leading to limited market volatility despite a rush into safe-haven assets [3] - The uncertainty surrounding the geopolitical conflict adds to the fragile market sentiment, with the potential for either a quick de-escalation or an escalation that threatens oil transport routes [3]