国泰君安期货研究所· 海 外 研 究 联系人 杨藤 F03151619 国泰君安期货·君研海外 海外宏观及大类资产周度报告 戴璐 Z0021475 刘雨萱 Z0020476 日期：2026年1月4日 Guotai Junan Futures all rights reserved, please do not reprint Special report on Guotai Junan Futures CONTENTS 01 02 03 大类资产周度表现及市场高频数据 周度重点宏观逻辑追踪及资产观点 • 固定收益 – 海外固收周度表现 • 汇率市场 – 主要汇率周度表现 • 汇率市场 – 中国货币政策框架演进 • 汇率市场 – 人民币汇率月频指标 • 汇率市场 – 人民币汇率高频指标 • 大宗商品 – 主要大宗商品周度表现 宏观数据全息图及基本面高频数据 • 海外权益 – 波动率与风险情绪指标 2 • 周度海外宏观要点：美国突袭委内瑞拉，原油 波动率或提升 济惊喜指数反弹 • 周度海外宏观要点：More Charts of the Week • 周度货币组评分：基于波动率调整后的风险逆 转指数+Carry变化 ...

【美联储报告：美元在全球债券市场的主导地位呈现"周期性波动"，而非长期下降】美联储最新发布的 一篇讨论论文显示，在过去的六十年里，美元在全球债券市场中的角色经历了周期性的起伏，并未表现 出明显的长期"美元化"或"去美元化"趋势。 通过研究国际清算银行（BIS）的国际债务证券数据库，论文作者识别出了自20世纪60年代以来的三次 截然不同的"美元化浪潮"。研究表明，货币使用情况的转变遵循的是周期性模式，而非全球融资结构中 稳步发生的结构性变化。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The central theme of the articles is the Chinese government's continued strict stance against virtual currencies, including stablecoins, emphasizing the need to combat illegal financial activities associated with them and protect citizens' financial security [1][3]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions and Implications - The People's Bank of China has reiterated its commitment to prohibiting virtual currencies and will continue to crack down on illegal financial activities related to them [1]. - Stablecoins are classified as a form of virtual currency and are currently unable to meet requirements for customer identity verification and anti-money laundering, posing risks of being used for illegal activities such as money laundering and fraud [1][2]. - The international financial community is increasingly recognizing the systemic risks posed by stablecoins, particularly in the context of the U.S. using them to reinforce the dollar's global dominance [2]. Group 2: Market Dynamics and Risks - The market for stablecoins is expanding rapidly, with projections indicating that by the end of 2028, the issuance of dollar stablecoins could reach $2 trillion, creating an additional $1.6 trillion demand for U.S. short-term government bonds [2]. - The significant growth in stablecoin supply may lead to outflows from retail bank deposits, putting pressure on banks and potentially resulting in a $6.6 trillion deposit diversion in the U.S. banking sector [2]. - The largest dollar stablecoins hold substantial amounts of U.S. short-term government bonds, and a potential run on these stablecoins could trigger a sell-off of these assets, leading to broader financial market risks [2]. Group 3: Market Sentiment and Speculation - The instability of stablecoins is increasing, as evidenced by the recent significant de-pegging of USDe, which is not backed by fiat or hard assets but rather by users collateralizing their crypto assets [3]. - Speculative activities in the cryptocurrency market are being fueled by optimism in the U.S. stock market driven by AI advancements, creating a dual risk where concerns over an AI bubble could lead to a sell-off in crypto assets [3]. - The interconnectedness of AI infrastructure financing and cryptocurrency speculation presents substantial financial risks, particularly in a volatile market environment [3].

Core Viewpoint - The central theme of the articles is the Chinese central bank's ongoing commitment to prohibiting virtual currencies, including stablecoins, due to their potential for illegal financial activities and risks to financial stability [1][2][3] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The central bank has convened a meeting with 13 departments to coordinate efforts against virtual currency trading and speculation, emphasizing the need to protect public financial security [1] - Stablecoins are classified as a form of virtual currency and are currently unable to meet customer identification and anti-money laundering requirements, posing risks of money laundering and fraud [1] Group 2: Market Dynamics - The market for stablecoins is expanding, with significant interest following their recognition in the U.S. as a legitimate financial instrument, despite concerns about their actual use primarily for purchasing cryptocurrencies [1][2] - The U.S. aims to leverage stablecoins to maintain the dollar's status as the world's primary reserve currency, with projections indicating that the issuance of dollar stablecoins could reach $2 trillion by the end of 2028, creating additional demand for U.S. short-term government bonds [2] Group 3: Financial Risks - The rapid growth of stablecoins could lead to significant outflows from retail bank deposits, increasing volatility in the banking sector, with estimates suggesting a potential $6.6 trillion in deposit outflows for U.S. traditional banks [2] - The largest dollar stablecoins hold substantial amounts of U.S. short-term government bonds, and a potential run on these stablecoins could trigger a sell-off of these assets, posing systemic risks to financial markets [2][3] Group 4: Speculative Environment - The instability of stablecoins is rising, highlighted by the recent decoupling of USDe, which is not backed by fiat or hard assets, leading to a dangerous leverage cycle in the market [3] - The speculative atmosphere surrounding cryptocurrencies is influenced by optimism in the U.S. stock market driven by AI, which could lead to significant sell-offs in cryptocurrency assets if concerns about an AI bubble arise [3]

Core Insights - OKX has launched OKX Pay and OKX Card in Brazil, providing users with access to USD-denominated stablecoin savings and payment solutions, addressing the demand for inflation-resistant financial options [1][8] Group 1: Rising Demand for Dollar-Based Finance - Stablecoins represent over 90% of cryptocurrency transaction volume in Brazil, driven by ongoing inflation and currency volatility [2] - Brazil is the leader in Latin America for crypto transactions and ranks fifth globally in adoption, with households and small businesses seeking financial stability through USD savings [2] Group 2: Transaction Efficiency - OKX Pay and OKX Card allow users to convert Brazilian reais (BRL) to USD stablecoins instantly via PIX integration, eliminating intermediaries and traditional banking delays [3] - The platform can save users up to $39 in fees and taxes on a $1,000 transaction compared to conventional services, with costs as low as $17.30 for transfers [4][5] Group 3: Earning and Spending in USD - OKX Pay offers users up to 10% annual percentage yield (APY) on stablecoin balances, with daily calculations and weekly distributions, and supports both domestic and international transfers [6] - OKX Card functions as an international USD Mastercard debit card, allowing users to make payments globally through Mastercard's network and integrates with Apple Pay and Google Wallet [7] Group 4: Company Vision - The CEO of OKX Brazil emphasizes the goal of making crypto practical and accessible, providing seamless and cost-efficient access to the global economy without hidden fees or conversion costs [8]

Core Viewpoint - The Trump administration is exploring strategies to encourage more countries to adopt the US dollar as their primary currency in response to the global trend of de-dollarization [1][2]. Group 1: Government Initiatives - Multiple government departments, including the Treasury and the White House, are involved in discussions about promoting dollarization, consulting experts in the field [1]. - A political figure connected to the White House expressed concerns about the diminishing use of the dollar in emerging markets, indicating a high-level interest in enhancing the dollar's international role [2]. Group 2: Focus on Argentina - Argentina is viewed as a prime candidate for dollarization due to its history of currency instability, although the government has not actively pursued this option [1][3]. - The Argentine economy minister recently ruled out the possibility of immediate dollarization, citing insufficient dollar reserves, but did not completely dismiss the idea [3]. Group 3: Market Stability and Future Policies - Following a period of crisis, Argentina's political landscape stabilized after recent elections, leading to expectations that the government may shift towards a more flexible exchange rate policy with US and IMF support [4]. - Concerns remain among bondholders that maintaining a fixed exchange rate could hinder the attraction of dollars needed to rebuild reserves [4]. Group 4: Debt and Economic Challenges - A significant portion of Argentina's debt has been lost to capital flight due to long-standing distrust in the peso, complicating the country's economic recovery [5]. - Experts suggest that without substantial investment in productive activities, the country will struggle to generate enough cash flow to service its debt [5].

Core Insights - The current international monetary system is facing a "lack of anchor" dilemma, with traditional dollar hegemony exposed due to decoupling from Chinese production, leading to a shift towards technology as a new anchor [1][5][7] - The U.S. tech sector has become a focal point for capital inflow, and any issues within this sector could trigger systemic risks across the U.S. financial ecosystem and potentially lead to global repercussions [2][10] - The relationship between gold and silver indicates that rising gold prices often correlate with economic recession and deflationary conditions, suggesting a complex interplay between monetary factors and asset prices [3][4] Monetary System and Anchors - The concept of "anchor" in the monetary system is crucial for maintaining price stability, and its absence can lead to significant risks for assets like Bitcoin and RWA, exacerbating the Triffin dilemma [4][6] - The historical context of the 2000-2008 "dual low" prosperity period illustrates how global value chains absorbed dollar liquidity, temporarily avoiding the Triffin dilemma, which is now challenged by the decoupling from Chinese production [5][7] Risks and Innovations - The emergence of stablecoins and their innovative combinations aims to address the Triffin dilemma, but they also introduce new risks such as decoupling and bank run scenarios, particularly evident during downturns in the tech sector [11][12] - The financial ecosystem's reliance on technology as a new monetary anchor raises concerns about potential bubbles and the stability of the entire U.S. financial system if the tech sector experiences significant declines [10][11] Globalization and Economic Dynamics - The decoupling between the U.S. and China disrupts the previous global resource allocation mechanisms that supported dollar liquidity, leading to a shift towards virtual assets and a decline in real investment [7][9] - The U.S. has increasingly focused on innovation and financial services, sidelining manufacturing, which has implications for the middle class and overall economic stability [8][9]

Core Viewpoint - Vietnam has actively borrowed from the RMB exchange rate system to enhance the flexibility of the VND exchange rate, allowing for two-way fluctuations in its exchange rate mechanism, which is crucial for strengthening financial cooperation with China and expanding bilateral currency settlement [1][30]. Group 1: Historical Exchange Rate Mechanism - Before 2015, Vietnam maintained a fixed exchange rate system pegged to the USD, experiencing significant depreciation during financial crises, with a cumulative depreciation of over 26% during the Asian financial crisis and 30% during the US subprime mortgage crisis [2][3]. - The exchange rate system was characterized by narrow fluctuations and intermittent large depreciations, despite being classified as a hard peg by the IMF [3][6]. Group 2: Reform and Development of Exchange Rate Mechanism - In 2014-2015, Vietnam initiated reforms to its exchange rate formation mechanism to stabilize the foreign exchange market and support its economic reforms [6][7]. - The official exchange rate was established based on supply and demand in the foreign exchange market, with the State Bank of Vietnam managing the exchange rate through monetary policy tools and market interventions [7][8]. Group 3: Introduction of the Intermediate Rate Mechanism - Following China's "8•11" exchange rate reform in 2015, Vietnam introduced an intermediate rate mechanism for the VND, allowing for a more flexible exchange rate that reflects market conditions and trade relationships [9][10]. - The VND exhibited a "half-following" characteristic to the RMB, where it remained stable against the USD until depreciation pressure accumulated, leading to a quick depreciation [11][15]. Group 4: Two-Way Fluctuation and Increased Flexibility - Since 2020, the VND has achieved two-way fluctuations, allowing for more elastic movements in response to market conditions, with significant depreciation occurring in 2022-2024 [16][25]. - The correlation between the VND and RMB has strengthened, with the VND no longer maintaining stability against the USD during RMB appreciation, but rather following the RMB's movements [25][26]. Group 5: Future Outlook for the VND - The VND has experienced a depreciation trend since February 2025, with a 5.06% depreciation against the USD and approximately 6.85% against the RMB [31][35]. - Key factors influencing the future exchange rate include trade tensions with the US and the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance, which may exert additional pressure on the VND [36][37].

Core Viewpoint - Gold prices have been steadily increasing, recently surpassing $4,000 per troy ounce, driven by economic turmoil and geopolitical instability, with a notable shift in investment strategies towards gold allocation [1][2][3]. Gold Market Dynamics - There has been a significant inflow of $38 billion into physical gold exchange-traded products this year, indicating a growing acceptance of gold as a mainstream investment [4]. - Prominent economists are suggesting a shift in portfolio allocation from a traditional 60/40 model to a 60/20/20 model, with 20% allocated to gold [5]. - Gold typically shows low to moderate correlations with major asset classes and an inverse correlation to the US dollar, making it an attractive hedge for investors [6]. Geopolitical and Economic Factors - Ongoing geopolitical risks, including tensions in the Middle East and potential trade restrictions from China, are contributing to the upward pressure on gold prices [7][8]. - Central banks have been actively buying gold, averaging about 1,000 tons per year over the last three years, which supports higher prices and allows for dollarization of assets [8][9]. Investment Strategies - Investors are generally underallocated to gold, with many holding less than the recommended 5% allocation in their portfolios [12]. - Gold mining equities have outperformed physical gold, with top-performing ETFs primarily consisting of gold and silver miners, returning 120-130% this year [13][14]. - The allocation strategy for gold and silver should consider the different risk profiles, with gold serving as a stable component and silver offering growth potential due to its industrial uses [22][23]. Silver Market Insights - Silver is increasingly recognized for its dual role as both a precious and industrial metal, with about 60% of its demand coming from industrial applications [22]. - There has been a notable inflow into silver miners, contrasting with outflows from gold miners, indicating a shift in investor preference [24]. - Silver's performance tends to be more volatile compared to gold, influenced by economic conditions and industrial demand [28].

Group 1: Trade and Tariffs - President Trump indicated that India may face tariffs ranging from 20% to 25%, with final rates yet to be determined as trade negotiations continue, aiming for an agreement by August 1 [1] - India has decided to postpone making new trade concessions to the U.S. before the August 1 deadline, opting instead to seek resolution through a comprehensive bilateral agreement [1] Group 2: Mergers and Acquisitions - The U.S. railroad industry is set to experience its largest merger in history, with Union Pacific Corporation proposing to acquire Norfolk Southern Corporation for approximately $72 billion, which would create the largest railroad operator in North America, covering 43 states and over 50,000 miles of track [3] Group 3: Economic Indicators - The U.S. trade deficit in goods narrowed by 10.8% in June to $86 billion, with imports decreasing to $264.2 billion, marking the lowest level of consumer goods imports since September 2020 [1] - The June JOLTS job openings in the U.S. were reported at 7.437 million, falling short of the expected 7.5 million, with the previous value revised down from 7.769 million to 7.71 million [3] Group 4: Market Dynamics - The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 0.46% to 44,632.99 points, the S&P 500 decreased by 0.3% to 6,370.86 points, and the Nasdaq Composite dropped by 0.38% to 21,098.29 points [4] - COMEX gold futures rose by 0.46% to $3,325.30 per ounce, while COMEX silver futures increased by 0.43% to $38.39 per ounce [5] - U.S. crude oil futures increased by 3.81% to $69.25 per barrel, and Brent crude oil futures rose by 3.53% to $71.77 per barrel [6]