上周，面对特朗普政府不断要求降息的压力，美联储再次决定维持利率不变。与此同时，特朗普也签署行政命令，对进口 自多个国家和地区的商品额外征收10%到41%不等的关税，加之美国部分经济及就业数据不佳，以上因素打压市场风险偏 好，美国三大股指上周累计下跌。其中，道指下跌2.92%，标普500指数下跌2.36%，纳指下跌2.17%。 上周国际油价上涨 原油期货方面，上周，美国总统特朗普对俄罗斯发出制裁的警告，引发市场对部分石油贸易可能受影响的担忧。与此同 时，美欧达成贸易协议也提振燃料需求预期，推高国际油价。 纽约油价上周累计上涨3.33%，布伦特油价累计上涨 1.80%。 上周国际金价累计上涨近2% 贵金属期货方面，全球贸易局势仍面临很大不确定性，叠加地缘局势骤然紧张，市场避险情绪高涨， 推动国际金价在上 周累计上涨1.92%。 美国新一轮关税措施本周生效 美国实际关税水平将升至1933年以来最高水平 本周，投资者较为关注的仍然是关税方面的消息。当地时间7日，也就是本周四，美国对部分贸易伙伴重新设定的所谓"对 等关税"税率将生效，给全球贸易局势带来了新的不确定性。惠誉评级的最新报告显示，新关税将使美国实际关税税率升 ...

上周公布的经济数据出现了一些警示信号，印证了美国企业高管和消费者今年来一直所担忧的经济状 况。 上周五公布的非农就业数据表明，当前美国劳动力市场的状况比此前报告的情况要糟糕得多。经通胀调 整后的消费者支出(约占美国经济活动的三分之二)在今年上半年出现了下降，而美联储青睐的通胀指标 则在 6 月份有所回升。 智通财经APP获悉，富国银行的高级经济学家Sarah House表示："美国经济正'艰难地维持着自身的稳 定'。企业与消费者一直面临着一系列经济政策的急剧变化、不断攀升的通胀以及仍具一定紧缩性的货 币政策。这种组合所引发的经济停滞之担忧，如今不幸地开始应验。" 企业与消费者受冲击 美国许多企业已暂停投资和招聘，因为它们正试图弄清楚特朗普经济政策(其中主要就是关税政策)所带 来的影响究竟会如何。房地产市场刚刚经历了 13 年来最糟糕的春季销售季。而消费者由于债务不断增 加，已减少了对非必需品的消费。 EY-Parthenon首席经济学家Gregory Daco表示："随着物价上涨，企业和消费者越来越难以消费和投资， 这种挣扎很可能会持续下去。" 话虽如此，美国经济预计仍将稳步发展，但增速会低于过去几年的水平。 ...

Economic Conditions - Recent economic data indicates that warning signs are flashing, with a weaker labor market and declining consumer spending in the first half of the year [1] - The average job growth over the past three months is only 35,000, marking the worst performance since the pandemic [1][4] - Many companies are postponing investment and hiring plans due to uncertainty surrounding economic policies, particularly tariffs [2] Consumer Spending - Companies like Procter & Gamble have noted a slowdown in consumer spending trends, attributed to consumer expectations rather than current realities [3] - Rising prices for imported furniture and appliances suggest that companies are beginning to pass higher tariff costs onto consumers [3] Federal Reserve and Interest Rates - The recent employment data has raised questions about the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain interest rates, increasing pressure on officials to lower rates before the economy cools excessively [3][5] - Following the employment report, the two-year U.S. Treasury prices surged, while the S&P 500 index saw a significant decline [5] Economic Growth Projections - Despite current struggles, the U.S. economy is expected to continue growing, albeit at a slower pace, with forecasts of 1.5% growth for this year and 1.7% for 2026 [2]

Group 1: Tariff Impact on Consumers and Economy - The overall effective average tariff rate for American consumers is projected to rise to 18.3%, the highest since 1934, due to the new round of "reciprocal tariffs" set to take effect on August 7 [1][2] - The increase in tariffs is expected to raise the prices of imported goods, acting as a consumption tax that will squeeze disposable income [2] - Recent economic data indicates a slowdown in the U.S. labor market, with average new jobs added over the past three months at only 35,000 and an unemployment rate rising to 4.2% [1][7] Group 2: Trade Agreements and Economic Principles - The U.S. has reached preliminary trade agreements with several economies, including the UK, Vietnam, and Japan, with the U.S.-Japan trade agreement serving as a model for future agreements [4][5] - Current trade agreements are based on four principles, including a 15% base tariff on exports to the U.S. and high tariffs on specific industries like steel and aluminum [5] - The report warns that increased tariff levels will lead to economic growth slowdown and rising inflationary pressures, predicting long-term negative impacts on international competitiveness and resource allocation efficiency [5] Group 3: Consumer Behavior and Market Trends - Consumer anxiety is rising, with significant declines in sales for major companies like Mondelez International and Procter & Gamble, indicating a slowdown in consumer spending across various income levels [8] - The restaurant industry is also experiencing shifts, with high-income families gravitating towards value-oriented dining options while lower-income families reduce their dining out frequency [8] - Economic challenges are attributed to rising tariffs and strict immigration policies, which are impacting corporate profits and household purchasing power [7]

Core Insights - Procter & Gamble (P&G) announced a leadership change with COO Shailesh Jejurikar set to become the first Indian-American CEO starting January 1, 2026, succeeding Jon Moeller, who will transition to Executive Chairman [1][8][9] - The company reported a net sales figure of $84.284 billion for the fiscal year 2025, showing a slight increase from $84.039 billion in the previous year, with organic sales growth of 2% [2][4] - P&G's organic sales growth rate for fiscal year 2025 was the lowest in recent years, with a notable decline in the beauty segment, which saw a 2% drop in net sales [8][6] Financial Performance - For fiscal year 2025, P&G's net profit increased by 7% to approximately $16 billion, while gross profit remained relatively stable at $43.12 billion [2][3] - The company experienced a slight decrease in gross margin, down 0.2% to 51.2% [2] - The productivity plan announced in June aims to improve cost structure and competitiveness, with expected restructuring costs of $1 billion to $1.6 billion over the next two years [4][14] Segment Performance - The Fabric & Home Care segment generated net sales of $29.617 billion, remaining stable year-over-year, with a net profit increase of 3% to $5.848 billion [5][7] - The Beauty segment reported a 2% decline in net sales to $14.964 billion and an 8% drop in net profit to $2.715 billion [6][7] - The Health Care segment saw a 2% increase in net sales to $11.998 billion, with net profit rising by 8% to $2.440 billion [6][7] Market Trends - The Greater China region experienced a 5% decline in performance for fiscal year 2025, although there was a 2% growth in the most recent quarter [1][13] - P&G plans to raise prices on approximately 25% of its products in the U.S. due to tariff impacts, with an average price increase of about 2.5% across the portfolio [13][14] - The company anticipates a pre-tax cost increase of $1 billion due to tariffs, with specific impacts from imports from China and Canada [13][14]

Group 1 - The U.S. economy is experiencing a price surge driven by tariffs, affecting a wide range of products and businesses, leading to a significant economic impact [2][9] - The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for June shows a 1% increase in home goods prices, with textiles rising by 4.2%, and appliances up by 1.9%, indicating widespread inflation across various sectors [3] - Companies like Procter & Gamble and Mohawk Industries are raising prices due to increased costs from tariffs, with Procter & Gamble announcing an average price increase of 2.5% on about a quarter of its products [3][5] Group 2 - A survey by HSBC reveals that 72% of small and medium-sized enterprises in the U.S. are forced to increase operational costs, with 81.5% planning to raise prices [5] - The fluctuating tariff rates have created uncertainty for businesses, with some companies unable to plan effectively due to drastic changes in tax rates [5] - The shipping volume at the Port of Los Angeles has decreased by 15% compared to the previous month, as retailers are reducing order cycles to avoid tariffs [5] Group 3 - Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell warns that the impact of tariffs is more severe than anticipated, creating a conflict between maintaining price stability and ensuring employment [6] - Economists predict that tariffs could increase inflation by approximately 1 percentage point over the next 12 months, indicating a potential rise in consumer prices [6] - The current economic situation is characterized by stagnant growth and high inflation, leading to concerns about stagflation, which poses challenges for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy [6][9]

"黑天鹅"突袭，多个市场的"瑞士概念股"全线大跌。 因上周五（8月1日）假期休市，瑞士股市对美国总统特朗普宣布的39%关税的反应要到本周一开盘后才会显现。 在此之前，市场的一致预期是，瑞士有望与欧盟、英国、日本类似，和美国达成一个框架协议，将关税水平维持在 10%至15%之间。 据央视新闻最新消息，美国贸易代表格里尔表示，特朗普上周对多国加征的新一轮关税"基本已定"，不会在当前 谈判中作出调整，包括对从加拿大进口的商品征收35%关税、对巴西征收50%关税、对印度征收25%关税、对瑞士征 收39%关税。格里尔称，部分关税是根据双边贸易盈余与赤字情况设定，"这些税率基本已经固定"。 有分析称，这对瑞士股市而言，无疑是"黑天鹅"事件，对瑞士经济与企业是"毁灭性打击"，将冲击特别依赖出口 的瑞士股市。受此影响，在其他市场交易的"瑞士概念股"8月1日全线大跌，例如，瑞银集团在美股盘中一度大跌近 4%，在英国伦敦交易的瑞士钟表集团大跌6.8%。 在此之前，市场普遍预期是，瑞士有望与欧盟、英国、日本类似，达成一个框架协议，将关税水平维持在10%至 15%之间。 这对瑞士股市而言，无疑是"黑天鹅"事件。瑞士咨询公司Porta ...

Core Viewpoint - The unexpected announcement of a 39% tariff on Swiss goods by President Trump is viewed as a "black swan" event, leading to significant declines in Swiss stocks and raising concerns about the impact on the Swiss economy and export-dependent companies [1][6][9]. Group 1: Tariff Announcement and Market Reaction - The Swiss stock market's reaction to the tariff announcement was delayed due to the holiday, with significant declines expected upon reopening [1][4]. - The 39% tariff is among the highest globally, second only to Syria's 41%, and is seen as a devastating blow to the Swiss economy and its export-driven market [5][6]. - Major Swiss companies, including UBS and Swatch Group, experienced sharp declines in their stock prices following the announcement [1][8]. Group 2: Economic Impact - Analysts predict that if the 39% tariff remains in place, it could lead to a GDP loss of approximately 0.6% for Switzerland, with further losses possible if additional tariffs on pharmaceuticals are implemented [8]. - The Swiss technology industry and overall exports are expected to face "extremely severe" impacts due to the high tariff rate [7][8]. - The sudden reversal in trade negotiations highlights the unpredictability of Trump's trade policies, even after prior agreements had been reached [9][10]. Group 3: Broader Trade Implications - The new tariff policy is part of a broader trend that could elevate the U.S. actual tariff rate to 17%, marking the highest level since the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1933, which had severe consequences for international trade [11][12]. - Experts describe the day of the tariff announcement as a "dark day" for global trade, indicating long-term challenges for the established trade system [13].

Group 1: Tariff Implementation - The new tariff rates will increase to 15% for most countries and regions, with some major trade partners receiving lower rates between 10% and 20% due to investment commitments to the U.S. [2] - Countries that did not make sufficient concessions in recent negotiations face significantly higher tariffs, such as Canada at 35% and Brazil at 50% [4] Group 2: Historical Context - The new tariffs will raise the U.S. actual tariff rate to 17%, the highest since the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1933, which exacerbated the Great Depression [5][6] - The actual tariff rate was only 1.2% last year, indicating a dramatic shift in trade policy that could reshape multinational production and trade cost structures [7] Group 3: Impact on U.S. Companies - U.S. companies are becoming the largest "taxpayers" under the new tariff regime, with tariff revenue soaring to $27 billion in June, nearly four times that of the previous year [8] - Companies like Ford and Hasbro are already adjusting their financial forecasts due to increased costs from tariffs, with Ford estimating an additional $800 million in expenses [9] Group 4: Consumer Impact - Retail giants like Walmart and Target are currently managing costs through inventory but are expected to raise prices as tariffs take effect, with a significant portion of manufacturers already beginning to pass on costs [9][10] - The inflationary effects of the tariffs are anticipated to become more pronounced in the fourth quarter of this year and into the first quarter of next year, impacting consumer prices directly [10] Group 5: Economic Outlook - The new tariffs are expected to erode corporate profits and market confidence, leading to potential cuts in investment and hiring by U.S. companies [10] - The overall economic impact is still being assessed, but early signs indicate that the tariffs are reigniting inflation and could slow economic growth [10]

Group 1: Impact of Tariffs on Automotive Industry - Ford Motor Company reported its first quarterly loss of 2023 in Q2, with a loss of $800 million and a net profit decline of $36 million, attributing the losses to the unilateral tariff policy [1] - General Motors, the largest automaker in the U.S., experienced a one-third drop in profits in Q2, resulting in losses exceeding $1 billion, and forecasts a potential annual profit reduction of $4 billion to $5 billion due to tariffs [4] Group 2: Price Increases Across Industries - U.S. wholesalers and distributors plan to collectively raise prices in response to tariff impacts, with the industry valued at $8.2 trillion being identified as a major victim of the trade policy [7] - Procter & Gamble announced a 5% price increase on about a quarter of its products starting in August to offset tariff-related cost pressures, despite significant domestic investments [8] - Food giants like Mondelez and Hershey warned of potential retail price changes for consumer goods, with Hershey's tariff costs reaching approximately $15 million to $20 million in Q2, leading to price adjustments and product downsizing strategies [10]