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黄金td短线维持上涨 美国经济前景不确定性增加
Jin Tou Wang· 2025-05-08 02:57
摘要今日周四(5月7日)亚盘时段,黄金T+D短线维持上涨走势,截至发稿,黄金t+d暂报803.29元/ 克,上涨0.76%,最高触及805.50元/克,最低下探796.00元/克。目前来看,黄金t+d短线偏向看涨。 今日周四(5月7日)亚盘时段,黄金t+d短线维持上涨走势,截至发稿,黄金t+d暂报803.29元/克,上涨 0.76%,最高触及805.50元/克,最低下探796.00元/克。目前来看,黄金t+d短线偏向看涨。 鲍威尔用这种微妙的方式表示,在特朗普的全面政策议程全面生效之前,美联储这个塑造经济的关键角 色实际上处于观望。 FOMC在为期两天的会议结束时表示:"经济前景的不确定性进一步增加。"在这次会议上,决策者们一 致同意将指标利率目标区间维持在4.25%-4.50%不变。 声明显示:"委员会关注其双重使命面临的风险,并认为失业率和通胀上升的风险增加。" 【要闻速递】 富瑞(Jefferies)首席美国经济学家Thomas Simons说,这一措辞低调表明自美联储3月18-19日会议以来发 生了多少混乱,以及前景变得多么难以预测。 美联储周三维持利率不变,但指出通胀和失业率上升的风险增加,在联储努 ...
美联储联邦公开市场委员会声明:经济前景不确定性“进一步增加”
news flash· 2025-05-07 22:53
Core Viewpoint - The Federal Reserve's recent statement indicates concerns over the economic outlook, highlighting stable unemployment but persistent inflation and increased risks of rising unemployment and inflation [1] Economic Conditions - The unemployment rate in the U.S. has remained stable at low levels in recent months, reflecting a solid labor market [1] - Inflation is still considered to be "high" to some extent, which poses challenges for economic stability [1] Risks and Uncertainties - The Federal Reserve acknowledges that uncertainty regarding the economic outlook has "increased further" [1] - There is a noted increase in the risks of rising unemployment and worsening inflation, which was not mentioned in previous statements [1]
美联储会议纪要:大多数官员担心关税对通胀影响持续更久,一些人怕面临“艰难取舍”
华尔街见闻· 2025-04-10 00:05
会议纪要显示,三周前的最近一次美联储货币政策会议上,联储决策者一致认为,特朗普政府的关税等政策导致经济不确定很高,因此联储要继续暂停降息。 他们担心关税等因素推升通胀的影响会持续更久。 有评论称,本次纪要确认了,美联储决策者害怕特朗普贸易政策的不确定性。华尔街见闻注意到,纪要全篇有21处提到"不确定性"一词,其中直接提及不确定 性高或不确定性增加的就有超过十处。 有"新美联储通讯社"之称的资深美联储报道记者Nick Timiraos 发文称,纪要中,美联储官员强调了关税所引发通胀会"更持久"的风险。虽然联储官员认为货币 政策可以根据形势变化调整,应对潜在的风险,但数名决策者指出,若通胀更持久,经济增长和就业的前景恶化,他们可能要在就业和通胀之间作出"艰难的取 舍"。 决策者全体认为经济前景不确定性很高 通胀面临上行风险 上月美联储连续第二次货币政策会议决定保持利率不变,会后公布的 联储声明 删除了就业和通胀目标风险大体均衡的说辞,称经济前景不确定性增加。美东 时间4月9日周三公布的会议纪要显示,在上月会上讨论货币政策时, "与会者指出通胀率仍然有所高企(somewhat elevated),还指出,近期指标显 ...
政府裁员如何影响美国就业?(民生宏观裴明楠)
川阅全球宏观· 2025-03-06 13:57
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the potential impact of federal layoffs on the U.S. job market and economy, highlighting concerns about rising unemployment and the ripple effects on various sectors. Group 1: Federal Employee Overview - As of January 2025, there are 2.42 million federal employees (excluding the U.S. Postal Service), accounting for 1.5% of total employment [2] - The majority of federal employees are concentrated in 11 departments, with the Department of Veterans Affairs having the highest number at 483,000, followed by the Department of Homeland Security, Army, and Navy [2] - Federal employees are geographically dispersed, with only 19.6% working in Washington D.C. and surrounding areas; significant numbers are also in California and Texas [3] - The workforce is predominantly older, with 82% over 35 years old and 54% between 40-59 years old; 92% of employees are in white-collar jobs [4] - A high percentage of federal employees work remotely, with 54% on-site, 10% fully remote, and 36% in a hybrid model [5] Group 2: Impact of Federal Layoffs on Employment - The direct impact of federal layoffs on overall employment is manageable, as federal employees represent only 1.5% of non-farm employment; layoffs could raise the unemployment rate by 0.1% for every 170,000 employees who cannot find new jobs [6] - The layoffs may lead to reductions in state and local government employment, as well as affect private sector jobs, particularly in education and healthcare [6] - The timing of the impact may not be immediate, with significant effects expected from the second quarter of the year onward due to the "buyout" program allowing employees to leave while still receiving salaries until September [7] Group 3: Economic Consequences of Layoffs - Historical precedents show mixed results from federal layoffs; for instance, President Clinton's 1993 cuts aimed at efficiency led to operational challenges and reduced efficiency [8] - Layoffs could negatively affect consumer sentiment and the efficiency of social services, contributing to greater economic uncertainty [8]