Core Insights - A significant shift in investor sentiment regarding economic recession concerns has been observed, with 59% of investors now believing a recession is unlikely [1] - The report indicates that this represents a major change from April, when only 42% of respondents felt a recession was unlikely [1] - Approximately 65% of investors anticipate a "soft landing" for the economy, characterized by a slowdown in inflation without a significant economic downturn [1] - Only 9% of investors expect a "hard landing," where inflation decreases alongside a slowdown or recession in the economy [1]

Core Viewpoint - The announcement of a 30% tariff on products from Mexico and the EU by the U.S. is expected to lead to significant economic repercussions, including potential retaliation from the EU and a deeper economic slowdown in the Eurozone [1][2][3]. Economic Impact - A 30% tariff, combined with a 10% retaliatory tariff from the EU, could shrink Eurozone economic output by 0.7% [1][3]. - The European Central Bank (ECB) may lower its policy interest rate to 1% by the first quarter of 2026, down from the current 2% [1][3]. - Germany, as a key exporter, could face losses exceeding €200 billion due to tariffs ranging from 20% to 50% by 2028 [3]. Market Reactions - The threat of tariffs has increased risk exposure across asset classes, with European stocks potentially facing double-digit declines [4]. - The euro may experience downward pressure if high tariffs are imposed, affecting its macroeconomic outlook [4]. - Bond markets are reflecting heightened risk aversion, with predictions that short-term euro interest rates could drop below 1.5% and 10-year German bond yields may fall below 2.5% [4]. Negotiation Dynamics - As the August 1 deadline approaches, there is a complex negotiation landscape, with the possibility of temporary agreements but a higher likelihood of tariff increases [5]. - Internal divisions within the EU exist regarding the response to U.S. tariffs, with some countries advocating for caution while others push for a stronger stance [5]. - The ongoing trade uncertainty may delay the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, which could serve as an unexpected leverage point for the EU in negotiations [5].

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Views of the Report - The short - term trade war has entered a new stage, with risks of economic recession and geopolitical unrest still existing. The risk of stagflation in the US economy has increased, and strong employment has suppressed expectations of interest rate cuts. [1] - It is expected that precious metals will show a pattern of weak gold and strong silver in the short term, fluctuate at high levels in the medium term, and rise step - by - step in the long term. [1] - Gold price trends serve as an anchor for silver prices. In terms of capital, CFTC silver net long positions and iShare silver ETF have reduced their positions again. In terms of inventory, the recent visible inventory of silver has decreased slightly. [5] 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs Gold - **Market Performance**: Today, precious metals showed a pattern of weak gold and strong silver. The main contract of Shanghai Gold closed up 1.06%, and the main contract of Shanghai Silver closed up 2.11%. [1] - **Core Logic**: Short - term trade war enters a new stage; economic recession and geopolitical risks remain; US economic stagflation risk increases; strong employment suppresses interest - rate cut expectations. [1] - **Safe - Haven Attribute**: Trump escalated the trade war, threatening to impose a 30% tariff on the EU and Mexico. [1] - **Monetary Attribute**: Fed officials' views on interest - rate prospects differ due to different expectations of how tariffs may affect inflation. Strong US employment growth has eliminated the possibility of a near - term Fed interest - rate cut. The market now expects the next Fed interest - rate cut to be in September, and the expected total interest - rate cut space in 2025 has fallen back to around 50 basis points. The US dollar index and US Treasury yields are oscillating strongly. [1] - **Commodity Attribute**: The CRB commodity index has faced pressure in its rebound, and the strong RMB has suppressed domestic prices. [1] - **Strategy**: Conservative investors should wait and see, while aggressive investors can buy on dips. It is recommended to manage positions well and set strict stop - loss and take - profit levels. [2] Silver - **Price Anchor**: Gold price trends are the anchor for silver prices. [5] - **Capital and Inventory**: CFTC silver net long positions and iShare silver ETF have reduced their positions again, and the recent visible inventory of silver has decreased slightly. [5] - **Strategy**: Conservative investors should wait and see, while aggressive investors can buy on dips. It is recommended to manage positions well and set strict stop - loss and take - profit levels. [6] Fundamental Key Data - **Fed - Related Data**: The upper limit of the federal funds target rate is 4.50%, the discount rate is 4.50%, the reserve balance interest rate (IORB) is 4.40%, the Fed's total assets are $67,132.36 billion, M2 year - on - year growth is 4.50%. [8] - **US Treasury and Dollar Data**: The 10 - year US Treasury real yield is 2.60%, the US dollar index is 97.86, the US Treasury yield spread (3 - month to 10 - year) is 0.51, and the US Treasury yield spread (2 - year to 10 - year) is - 0.02. [8][10] - **Inflation Data**: CPI year - on - year is 2.40%, CPI month - on - month is 0.20%, core CPI year - on - year is 2.80%, core CPI month - on - month is 0.20%, PCE price index year - on - year is 2.34%, and core PCE price index year - on - year is 2.68%. [10] - **Economic Growth Data**: US GDP annualized year - on - year growth is 1.90%, GDP annualized quarter - on - quarter growth is - 0.50%, the unemployment rate is 4.10%, and non - farm payrolls monthly change is 14.70 million. [10] - **Other Data**: The geopolitical risk index is 132.88, the VIX index is 17.65, the CRB commodity index is 303.52, and the offshore RMB exchange rate is 7.1706. [11] Fed's Latest Interest - Rate Expectations The probability distribution of the Fed's interest - rate levels at different meetings from July 2025 to December 2026 is presented in a table, showing the changing market expectations for the Fed's interest - rate decisions over time. [12]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses a significant generational economic shift characterized by debt accumulation, social division, geopolitical tensions, and the potential collapse of the monetary system, suggesting that this is not just another economic recession but a transformative crisis that could reshape society [3]. Debt Cycle and Unsustainable Growth - Low debt costs, often due to low interest rates, lead borrowers to become complacent, resulting in increased leverage that becomes unsustainable as interest rates rise [5]. - The feedback loop created by debt-driven spending and growth can lead to asset price inflation, creating a false sense of security that ultimately results in a painful deleveraging process when debt repayment becomes burdensome [5][6]. - Central banks typically lower interest rates to stimulate borrowing and consumption, but this tool loses effectiveness when rates approach zero, leading to reliance on quantitative easing, which can distort price discovery and exacerbate inequality [6][7]. Internal Fractures: Social and Political Divisions - Historical patterns show that social disintegration often follows a buildup of tensions among various societal groups, leading to political dysfunction and economic inequality [9]. - Trust in institutions and leaders is crucial for societal cohesion; when this trust erodes, it can lead to a breakdown of the social contract and increased polarization [10][11]. - The rise of populism and extreme political rhetoric can hinder effective governance, making it difficult to address pressing issues like debt and education [10][11]. Geopolitical Deconstruction and Cold War 2.0 - The article highlights a strategic decoupling in global relations, particularly between the West and China, leading to a fragmented world order where nations prioritize security over efficiency in supply chains [13][14]. - Competition for technological supremacy and control over critical resources is intensifying, with countries increasingly seeking to reduce dependence on adversaries [14][15]. - The erosion of trust in the global financial system, particularly regarding the U.S. dollar, is prompting nations to explore alternative currencies and payment systems [17][18]. Currency Order Cracks - The current monetary system, heavily reliant on the U.S. dollar, is facing challenges due to persistent fiscal deficits and rising debt levels, leading to a loss of confidence in its stability [18][19]. - Countries are increasingly seeking to diversify away from dollar dependence, engaging in bilateral trade agreements and exploring digital currencies [20][21]. - The transition away from a dollar-centric system may not lead to immediate collapse but indicates a shift towards increased volatility and uncertainty in global finance [21]. Next Phase: Pain or Restructuring - The article emphasizes the importance of recognizing risks and opportunities in a volatile environment, advocating for a balanced approach to resource allocation [22][24]. - Diversification across asset classes, countries, and economic conditions is crucial for managing risk and seizing opportunities during periods of upheaval [24][25]. - Successful navigation of these challenges requires a thoughtful, adaptable strategy that prepares for multiple outcomes rather than relying on a single perspective [25][26].

原油产业期现日报 投资咨询业务资格:证监许可【2011】1292号 2025年7月11日 宙 扬 Z0020680 | 原油价格及价差 | | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 品中 | 7月11日 | 7月10日 | 涨跌 | 涨跌幅 | 車位 | | Brent | 68.64 | 70.19 | -1.55 | -2.21% | | | WTI | 66.81 | 66.57 | 0.24 | 0.36% | 美元/桶 | | SC | 512.80 | 520.30 | -7.50 | -1.44% | 元/相 | | Brent M1-M3 | 1.87 | 2.14 | -0.27 | -12.62% | | | WTI M1-M3 | 2.43 | 2.33 | 0.10 | 4.29% | 美元/桶 | | SC MI-M3 | 15.90 | 16.90 | -1.00 | -5.92% | 元/桶 | | Brent-WTI | 1.83 | 2.07 | -0.24 | -11.59% | | | EFS | 1.78 | 1 ...

Market Overview - As of July 11, uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policies and concerns over supply surplus have led to a decline in international oil prices, with NYMEX crude futures for August dropping by $1.81 to $66.57 per barrel, a decrease of 2.65% [1] - ICE Brent crude futures for September fell by $1.55 to $68.64 per barrel, down 2.21% [1] - In contrast, China's INE crude futures for the main contract 2508 increased by 4.6 to 520.3 yuan per barrel, but fell by 7.5 to 512.8 yuan in the night session [1] Key Information - Nigeria is seeking to increase its OPEC production quota, with the national oil company's CEO stating a target of reaching 1.9 million barrels per day by year-end, compared to the current quota request of 1.5 million barrels per day for 2025-2026 [1][3] - Pertamina, an Indonesian refiner, has purchased a shipment of Australian Wheatstone condensate, planning to transport it to Tuban in early September, having previously acquired Angolan and Nigerian crude [1] - Exolum reported a 3.7% year-on-year increase in oil product deliveries to the Spanish market in June, totaling 3.7 million cubic meters, with specific increases in unleaded gasoline and kerosene deliveries [1] Inventory Insights - According to Insights Global, diesel inventories at the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp oil trading hub decreased by 7.7 thousand tons to 1.846 million tons, while gasoline inventories increased by 4.5 thousand tons to 1.141 million tons [2] - OPEC+ representatives indicated that the organization is considering pausing further production increases after completing the last monthly increase of 550,000 barrels in September, aiming to restore production to 2.2 million barrels per day [2] Market Dynamics - Oil prices are experiencing volatility due to geopolitical factors and concerns over OPEC+ demand forecasts, with the market interpreting the potential pause in production increases as a tightening supply signal [4] - The escalation of global trade tensions, including the U.S. imposing a 50% tariff on Brazil and other trading partners, has raised fears of economic recession, leading to a belief that OPEC's decision to halt planned production increases is based on the inability of the global economy to absorb more oil supply [4] Short-term Strategy - The recommended short-term trading strategy suggests focusing on price resistance levels, with WTI facing resistance at $68-$69, Brent at $70-$71, and SC at 520-530 yuan [5]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating - Not provided in the given content 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - Today, precious metals showed a weak and volatile trend, with the main contract of Shanghai Gold closing up 0.49% and the main contract of Shanghai Silver closing up 0.22% [1] - In the short - term, the trade war has entered a new stage, and there are still risks of economic recession and geopolitical changes; the risk of stagflation in the US economy has increased, and strong employment has suppressed the expectation of interest rate cuts [1] - It is expected that precious metals will be volatile and strong in the short - term, fluctuate at a high level in the medium - term, and rise step - by - step in the long - term [1] - The price trend of gold is the anchor for the price of silver. In terms of capital, the net long position of CFTC silver and iShare silver ETF have been reduced again. In terms of inventory, the visible inventory of silver has increased slightly recently [5] 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs Gold - **Market Performance**: The main contract of Shanghai Gold closed up 0.49%, and the main contract of London Gold decreased by 0.50%. The main contract of Comex gold increased by 0.31% [1][2] - **Core Logic**: Short - term trade war risks, US stagflation risk, and strong employment suppressing interest rate cuts [1] - **Attributes Analysis** - **Safe - haven**: Trump's new tariff measures on 14 countries, including 25% on Japan and South Korea, 50% on copper, and up to 200% on drugs [1] - **Monetary**: The Fed's meeting minutes show low support for a July interest rate cut, and strong employment rules out the possibility of a near - term rate cut. The market expects the next rate cut in September, with the total rate cut space in 2025 falling back to around 50 basis points [1] - **Commodity**: The CRB commodity index's rebound is under pressure, and the strong RMB suppresses domestic prices [1] - **Strategy**: Conservative investors should wait and see, while aggressive investors can buy low and sell high. Good position management and strict stop - loss and take - profit are recommended [2] Silver - **Market Performance**: The main contract of Shanghai Silver closed up 0.63%, and the main contract of London Silver decreased by 1.74%. The main contract of Comex silver decreased by 0.27% [6] - **Core Logic**: Gold price is the anchor for silver price, with reduced capital positions and slightly increased visible inventory [5] - **Strategy**: Conservative investors should wait and see, while aggressive investors can buy low and sell high. Good position management and strict stop - loss and take - profit are recommended [6] Fundamental Key Data - **Fed - related Data**: The upper limit of the federal funds target rate is 4.50%, the discount rate is 4.50%, the reserve balance rate is 4.40%, and the Fed's total assets are $67103.64 billion [8] - **Inflation Data**: CPI year - on - year is 2.40%, core CPI year - on - year is 2.80%, PCE price index year - on - year is 2.34%, and core PCE price index year - on - year is 2.68% [10] - **Economic Growth Data**: GDP annualized year - on - year is 1.90%, GDP annualized quarter - on - quarter is - 0.50%, and the unemployment rate is 4.10% [10] - **Other Data**: The ten - year US Treasury real yield is 2.57%, the US dollar index is 97.55, and the geopolitical risk index is 132.88 [8][11] Fed's Latest Interest Rate Expectations - The probability of different interest rate ranges at each Fed meeting from July 2025 to December 2026 is provided, showing the market's expectations for future interest rate changes [12]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating - No industry investment rating provided in the report 2. Core Views - Gold is expected to be weak in the short term, silver strong, high - level volatility in the medium term, and a stepped upward trend in the long term. The strategy is for conservative investors to wait and for aggressive investors to buy low and sell high. It is recommended to manage positions well and set strict stop - loss and take - profit levels [3] - The price of silver is expected to show a short - term weakening trend, and the strategy is the same as that for gold [3][8] 3. Summary by Section 3.1 Gold - Today, gold is weak and silver is strong. The Shanghai gold main contract closed down 1%, and the Shanghai silver main contract closed down 0.2% [3] - The core logic is that in the short term, the risk of hedging has eased in the new stage of the trade war, but the risks of economic recession and geopolitical fluctuations still remain. The risk of stagflation in the US economy has increased, and strong employment has suppressed expectations of interest - rate cuts [3] - In terms of hedging attributes, Trump wrote to 14 countries notifying new tariffs, and close allies Japan and South Korea are subject to a 25% tariff [3] - In terms of monetary attributes, the Fed paper shows that there is still a possibility that interest rates will fall to near - zero levels. Strong overall US employment growth has ruled out the possibility of the Fed cutting interest rates in the near term. In June, non - farm payrolls increased by 147,000, higher than the estimated 110,000, but nearly half of the non - farm employment growth came from the government sector, and the increase in private - sector jobs was the smallest in eight months. The market currently expects the next Fed rate cut to be in September 2025, and the expected total rate - cut space in 2025 has fallen back to around 50 basis points [3] - In terms of commodity attributes, the investment demand for gold offsets the decline in jewelry demand, while the expected industrial demand for silver is under pressure [3] 3.2 Silver - Gold price trends anchor silver prices. In terms of capital, CFTC silver net long positions and iShare silver ETFs have reduced positions again. In terms of inventory, the short - term visible inventory of silver has decreased slightly [7][8] 3.3 Fundamental Key Data - Federal funds target rate upper limit: 4.50%, discount rate: 4.50%, reserve balance rate: 4.40%, total Fed assets: $6,710.364 billion, M2 year - on - year: 4.50% [10] - Ten - year US Treasury real yield: 2.59%, US dollar index: 97.51, US Treasury yield spread (3 - month to 10 - year): 0.52, US Treasury yield spread (2 - year to 10 - year): 0, US - EU Treasury yield spread (10 - year): 1.85, US - China Treasury yield spread (10 - year): 3.29 [10][13] - CPI year - on - year: 2.40%, CPI month - on - month: 0.20%, core CPI year - on - year: 2.80%, core CPI month - on - month: 0.20% [13] - US GDP annualized year - on - year: 1.90%, unemployment rate: 4.10%, non - farm payrolls monthly change: 147,000, labor participation rate: 62.60%, average hourly wage growth rate: 3.70% [13] - US labor market weekly working hours: 34.20 hours, ADP employment: - 33,000, initial jobless claims: 233,000, job vacancies: 7.604 million, Challenger corporate layoffs: 48,000 [13] - NAHB housing market index: 32.00, existing home sales: 4.03 million units, new home sales: 560,000 units, new home starts: 1.152 million units [13] - Retail sales year - on - year: 4.71%, retail sales month - on - month: - 0.22%, personal consumption expenditure year - on - year: 4.55%, personal consumption expenditure month - on - month: - 0.14% [13] - US exports year - on - year: - 34.52%, exports month - on - month: - 12.73%, imports year - on - year: - 18.13%, imports month - on - month: - 13.99%, trade balance: - $71.5 billion [13] - ISM manufacturing PMI: 49.00, ISM services PMI: 50.80, Markit manufacturing PMI: 0.00, Markit services PMI: 0.00 [13] - Central bank gold reserves: China 2,298.55 tons, US 8,133.46 tons, world total 36,250.15 tons [14] - Global gold/reserves: 22.18%, China gold/reserves: 6.78%, US gold/reserves: 78.64% [14] - Geopolitical risk index: 132.88, up 126.93% from the previous day and 23.60% from last week [14] 4. Trading Strategies - Conservative investors are advised to wait and see, while aggressive investors are advised to buy low and sell high. It is recommended to manage positions well and set strict stop - loss and take - profit levels [3][8]

Group 1 - The market is overly optimistic about the economic outlook, ignoring the negative impacts of unprecedented high tariffs, particularly on small businesses and inflation [1] - Multiple factors, including tariffs, a weak dollar, and potential demand slowdown, are impacting the inflation outlook, with tariffs expected to drive inflation higher in the second half of the year [1] - The labor market's ability to buffer against economic recession is weaker than in any period post-pandemic, with fewer job vacancies per unemployed person compared to 2021-2022 [1] Group 2 - The U.S. fiscal policy is creating a tug-of-war effect on economic growth, with both tariffs and fiscal measures raising inflation risks [2] - Inflation-protected assets, such as TIPS, appear relatively cheap, and could benefit if market sentiment shifts towards inflation concerns [2] - The Federal Reserve's economic forecast suggests a median expectation of a 50 basis point rate cut this year, but inflation pressures may lead to fewer cuts than anticipated [2]

Economic Performance - The final revision of the U.S. GDP for Q1 2025 shows a contraction of 0.5% on a year-over-year basis, marking the worst quarterly performance since 2022 [1] - The contraction is attributed to downward adjustments in consumer spending and export data, with net imports dragging down GDP by nearly 4.7 percentage points [2] - The manufacturing PMI has shrunk for four consecutive months, indicating a persistent downturn in the manufacturing sector [2] Consumer Confidence - The consumer confidence index dropped from 98.4 in May to 93.0 in June, falling short of expectations [3] - A survey revealed that 86% of respondents view the U.S. economy as "still unstable," and 58% believe a recession is "inevitable" [3] - Concerns over a potential recession have led 77% of surveyed individuals to change their consumption habits [3] Trade and Tariff Policies - The increase in imports suggests negative impacts from tariff measures on future expectations for related businesses [3] - The "Big and Beautiful" tax and spending bill passed by the House is projected to increase the deficit by approximately $3.3 trillion over the next decade [6] - The bill aims to stimulate economic growth through expanded fiscal spending, but its effectiveness in promoting investment and innovation remains uncertain [7] Inflation and Economic Risks - Current tariff policies may reignite inflation and slow global economic growth, with a 40% probability of a recession in the U.S. in the latter half of the year [8] - The Federal Reserve faces significant pressure to manage inflation, which could exceed its control if tariff issues are not resolved [8] - Major institutions have lowered their growth forecasts for the U.S. economy, indicating widespread concern over economic stability [9]