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Despite a geopolitical relief rally, panelists agree that underlying economic data points to growth deceleration and potential risks, with a focus on energy and chip demand concerns.
风险: Claude and Gemini highlight the risk of underpricing the deflationary tail if de-escalation sticks, leading to a potential 'stagflationary trap' as energy prices remain sticky despite growth deceleration.
机会: Grok flags the opportunity in gold (GLD) if the geopolitical relief bounce fades due to disappointing economic data.
6月标普500 E-Mini期货 (ESM26) 今晨上涨+1.02%,6月纳斯达克100 E-Mini期货 (NQM26) 上涨+0.94%,此前有报道称特朗普总统已告知助手,他愿意结束美国对伊朗的军事行动,提振了市场情绪。
《华尔街日报》报道称,特朗普总统已告知助手,即使霍尔木兹海峡基本保持关闭,他也愿意结束美国对伊朗的军事行动。报道称,特朗普总统及其助手近期评估认为,一项重新开放该航道的任务会将冲突延长至他设定的四到六周时间表之外。特朗普告诉助手,美国应实现其主要目标,即削弱伊朗的海军和导弹武库,同时对德黑兰施加外交压力,使其恢复贸易的自由流通。在此报道之后,美国国债收益率下跌,基准10年期国债收益率下跌五个基点至4.31%。
德意志银行表示,该报道“燃起了对冲突当前阶段将很快结束的希望,我们已经看到了明确的市场反应。”
周二,WTI原油价格几乎没有变化。《华尔街日报》称,美国周一晚间对伊朗伊斯法罕市的一个大型弹药库进行了大规模打击。与此同时,周二早些时候,一架伊朗无人机在迪拜附近击中了一艘满载的科威特油轮,这是冲突发生一个月以来最严重的船只袭击事件之一。
投资者还在等待一系列新的美国经济数据、美联储官员的评论以及运动服装巨头耐克(Nike)的财报。
在昨天的交易时段,华尔街主要股指收盘涨跌不一。芯片和AI基础设施股票暴跌,其中超微科技(Micron Technology, MU)下跌超过-9%,领跌纳斯达克100指数,而Marvell Technology (MRVL) 下跌超过-7%。此外,Sysco Corp. (SYY) 暴跌超过-15%,成为标普500指数中跌幅最大的股票,此前该公司同意以291亿美元(包括债务)收购Jetro Restaurant Depot。此外,波士顿科学(Boston Scientific, BSX)股价下跌超过-9%,此前该公司公布了其Watchman心脏植入物的混合数据。在看涨方面,软件股上涨,其中ServiceNow (NOW) 上涨超过+5%,领涨标普500指数,Workday (WDAY) 上涨超过+3%。
美联储主席杰罗姆·鲍威尔周一表示,长期通胀预期似乎得到了控制,但央行正在密切关注这些预期,同时评估中东冲突的影响。鲍威尔说,通胀预期似乎“在短期之外得到了良好锚定”。他补充说,政策制定者可能需要应对冲突的后果,但时机尚未到来。
Evercore的Krishna Guha表示:“鲍威尔主席平静的语气,以及市场对高油价持续存在的增长风险的迟来关注,正在帮助推动利率定价的转变。”“降息一次或多次的可能性远高于加息的可能性。”
与此同时,美国利率期货已将4月FOMC会议上不加息的可能性定价为97.4%,加息25个基点的可能性定价为2.6%。
今天,投资者将关注美国JOLTs职位空缺数据,该数据将在几小时内公布。经济学家平均预测,2月份JOLTs职位空缺将为689万,而1月份为694.6万。
美国Conference Board的消费者信心指数今天也将受到密切关注。经济学家预计,3月份该指数将为87.8,而2月份为91.2。
美国S&P/CS HPI Composite - 20 n.s.a. 将于今日公布。经济学家预计1月份该指数同比将上涨+1.4%,与12月份持平。
美国芝加哥PMI也将于今日公布。经济学家预测3月份该指数为54.8,而上期为57.7。
此外,市场参与者将关注美联储负责监管的副主席米歇尔·鲍曼、理事迈克尔·巴尔、芝加哥联储主席奥斯坦·古尔斯比和堪萨斯城联储主席杰夫·施密德今天的讲话。
在财报方面,耐克(Nike, NKE)、味好美(McCormick & Co., MKC)和PVH Corp. (PVH) 等知名公司将于今日公布季度业绩。
在债券市场,基准10年期美国国债收益率为4.31%,下跌-1.15%。
受中东冲突有望解决的初步希望提振,欧洲斯托克50指数今晨上涨+0.58%。周二,金融和矿业股领涨。软件股也上涨。与此同时,半导体股票继续下跌。该基准指数有望创下自2020年以来最大的月度跌幅。周二公布的初步数据显示,由于中东冲突推高能源价格,欧元区3月份年通胀率升至一年多来的最高水平,如果这种趋势持续下去,可能会促使欧洲央行加息。另外,数据显示,德国3月份失业率保持不变,但中东冲突的影响可能会越来越严重地影响劳动力市场前景。与此同时,路透社周二报道称,德国主要经济研究机构下调了今年和明年的经济增长预测,同时大幅上调了通胀预测,以应对中东冲突。在公司新闻方面,瑞银集团(UBS Group AG, UBSG.Z.IX)股价上涨超过+3%,此前《金融时报》报道称,瑞士议员已向该银行保证,他们将放宽规定,使其能够将其资本要求提高220亿美元。
英国GDP、德国零售销售、德国失业人数变化、德国失业率、欧元区CPI(初值)和欧元区核心CPI(初值)数据已于今日公布。
英国GDP报告称,第四季度环比增长+0.1%,同比+1.0%,符合预期。
德国2月份零售销售环比下跌-0.6%,同比上涨+0.7%,弱于预期的环比+0.3%和同比+1.0%。
德国3月份失业人数变化为0K,强于预期的2K。
德国3月份失业率为6.3%,符合预期。
欧元区3月份CPI同比上涨+2.5%,弱于预期的+2.6%。
欧元区3月份核心CPI同比上涨+2.3%,弱于预期的+2.4%。
亚洲股市今日收盘下跌。中国上证综合指数(SHCOMP)收盘下跌-0.80%,日本日经225指数(NIK)收盘下跌-1.58%。
中国上证综合指数今日收盘下跌,尽管该国乐观的PMI数据未能抵消投资者对中东冲突的担忧。周二,煤炭和半导体股票表现不佳。该基准指数创下自2022年1月以来最大的月度跌幅。尽管如此,在伊朗引发的暴跌中,中国股市的表现优于全球同行,其跑赢幅度是自2025年8月以来最强的。周二公布的一项官方调查显示,中国制造业活动在3月份恢复扩张,部分原因是季节性因素,但随着中东冲突加剧了供应冲击的风险,企业开始感受到压力。中国的非制造业PMI(涵盖服务业和建筑业活动)本月也恢复到扩张区间。澳新银行研究公司的经济学家表示,PMI数据支持第一季度GDP增长可能超过4.5%的观点。在其他新闻中,中国官员正加紧努力对持有某些香港上市公司股票的离岸信托征税,收紧对中国超富阶层用于向海外投资数十亿美元的结构的审查。在公司新闻方面,J&T Global Express在香港股价上涨超过+11%,此前这家物流公司公布了强劲的下半年和全年业绩。
中国3月份制造业PMI为50.4,强于预期的50.1。
中国3月份非制造业PMI为50.1,强于预期的49.9。
日本日经225指数今日收盘下跌,此前有报道称特朗普总统愿意结束与伊朗的战争,但未能提振风险情绪。周二,能源、工业和科技股领跌。该基准指数创下自2008年全球金融危机以来最大的月度跌幅。日本是受中东紧张局势影响最严重的几个主要经济体之一,其石油进口的90%以上来自该地区。周二公布的政府数据显示,东京年化核心通胀率在3月份降至近两年来的最低点,并且连续第二个月低于日本央行的目标,因为燃料补贴抵消了日元疲软导致的原材料成本上涨。然而,分析师预计这种放缓是暂时的,因为中东冲突导致油价飙升,加上日元疲软导致进口成本上升,加剧了通胀压力,并促使日本央行进一步加息。另有数据显示,日本2月份零售销售额同比意外下滑,凸显了该国经济复苏的脆弱性,甚至在中东冲突爆发之前。此外,数据显示,日本2月份工业生产环比下降,扭转了前一个月假日前的需求提振。与此同时,日本财务大臣铃木俊一(Satsuki Katayama)周二警告称,政府已准备好“全方位”应对市场波动,因为货币市场和原油期货市场都出现了投机性交易。本周剩余时间,投资者将关注日本央行的季度Tankan企业景气调查。大和研究所经济学家中村佳子(Kanako Nakamura)预计,第一季度制造商信心将有所改善,这得益于日元疲软和强劲的芯片需求,尽管受中东冲突影响,前景仍不明朗。日经波动率指数(衡量日经225期权隐含波动率)收盘下跌-2.75%,报48.09。
日本3月份东京核心CPI同比上涨+1.7%,弱于预期的+1.8%。
日本2月份工业生产(初值)环比下跌-2.1%,符合预期。
日本2月份零售销售同比意外下跌-0.2%,弱于预期的+0.9%。
日本2月份失业率为2.6%,强于预期的2.7%。
盘前美国股市动态
“七巨头”股票在盘前交易中上涨,其中Meta Platforms (META) 和Microsoft (MSFT) 涨幅超过+1%。
芯片股在盘前交易中上涨,从昨日的抛售中略有反弹。Marvell Technology (MRVL)、Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) 和 Intel (INTC) 涨幅超过+1%。
McCormick & Co. (MKC) 在盘前交易中上涨超过+4%,此前这家香料制造商公布的第一季度业绩好于预期。此外,联合利华(Unilever)表示,该公司正就将其食品业务与McCormick & Co.合并进行深入谈判。
Centessa Pharmaceuticals (CNTA) 在盘前交易中飙升超过+46%,此前礼来公司(Eli Lilly)同意以约78亿美元(或每股47美元)的价格收购该公司。
Colgate-Palmolive (CL) 在盘前交易中下跌近-1%,此前TD Cowen将其评级从“买入”下调至“持有”。
您可以在此处查看更多盘前股市动态
今日美国财报焦点:3月31日,星期二
NIKE, Inc. (NKE), McCormick & Company (MKC), TD SYNNEX (SNX), FactSet Research Systems (FDS), PVH Corp. (PVH), RH (RH), Hotel101 Global Holdings (HBNB), nCino (NCNO), SEALSQ (LAES), Nano Dimension (NNDM), Dave & Buster’s Entertainment (PLAY), Hennessy Capital Investment Corp. VII (HVII), BRC Group Holdings (RILY), Taylor Devices (TAYD), Stellar V Capital (SVCC), J.Jill (JILL), CitroTech (CITR)。
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"The geopolitical relief is real but temporary cover for a deteriorating U.S. labor market and consumer spending backdrop that will reassert itself once headlines fade."
The article conflates two separate market drivers—geopolitical de-escalation and domestic economic softening—and assumes the former overwhelms the latter. Yes, Trump's reported willingness to wind down Iran operations is risk-off positive for equities and explains the 1% futures rally and 5bp Treasury yield drop. But the real story buried here is deteriorating labor and consumption data: U.S. Consumer Confidence forecast at 87.8 (down from 91.2), Chicago PMI expected to fall from 57.7 to 54.8, and Japanese retail sales unexpectedly negative. The chip selloff (MU -9%, MRVL -7%) isn't just noise—it signals demand concerns. A temporary geopolitical relief bounce masks underlying growth deceleration.
If Trump genuinely de-escalates the Middle East conflict, oil prices normalize downward, inflation expectations anchor (as Powell suggested), and the Fed cuts rates sooner—creating a Goldilocks scenario where growth fears ease and multiples re-rate higher, especially in rate-sensitive tech.
"The market is mispricing the duration of the energy-driven inflation shock by conflating diplomatic rhetoric with the reality of ongoing supply chain disruption."
The market is prematurely pricing in a geopolitical 'all-clear' based on unverified reports of Trump’s intent. While the 10-year yield drop to 4.31% suggests a risk-on pivot, the underlying reality is deteriorating. We are seeing significant supply-side shocks, with Eurozone inflation accelerating and Japanese industrial production contracting. The 'buy the dip' impulse in tech ignores the structural damage to global trade routes and the persistent energy risk premium. Unless the Strait of Hormuz conflict truly de-escalates—which is far from guaranteed given the recent drone strike on a Kuwaiti tanker—this rally is a liquidity trap. I expect volatility to remain elevated as the disconnect between geopolitical reality and market optimism widens.
If the U.S. successfully cripples Iran's naval capabilities as planned, the resulting 'security premium' on oil could evaporate faster than the market expects, justifying a sustained breakout in risk assets.
"Today’s rally is primarily a rates-and-risk-premium relief trade on unconfirmed de-escalation, so downside risk is rapid reversal if Middle East headlines or oil break back higher."
The obvious read is risk-on: ES/NQ futures up ~1% as WSJ reports Trump is open to ending the Iran campaign, with yields easing (10Y ~4.31%). That supports duration/growth multiples and helps front-end rate expectations given Powell’s “calm tone.” But this is a headline-driven tradable spread move, not a confirmed de-escalation. Oil/shipping risks remain (Isfahan strike; Kuwaiti tanker hit), so any re-escalation could reverse today’s rally quickly. The macro docket (JOLTs/consumer confidence/PMI) could also reprice rates higher if growth stays resilient, capping the benefit for long-duration software/semis and favoring defensives.
If the report reflects a real policy shift with credible timelines, credit/liquidity and risk premia could compress for weeks, letting multiple expansion carry even through mixed macro prints.
"Trump's Hormuz tolerance leaves 20% global oil transit at risk, capping rally as WTI stays flat and inflation stays elevated."
Futures rally (+1% ESM26, +0.94% NQM26) on WSJ report of Trump accepting Hormuz closure to end Iran campaign within 4-6 weeks, dropping 10Y yield to 4.31%. But Strait handles ~20% global oil transit; closure sustains supply shock—Japan 90%+ imports from region, Nikkei monthly plunge worst since 2008. WTI flat despite news shows skepticism. Powell calm on anchored inflation, but today's soft data (JOLTs to 6.89M vs 6.946M, confidence to 87.8 vs 91.2) flags growth risks amid sticky energy. Chips rebound pre-market (MRVL, AMD +1%), but yesterday's MU -9% exposes AI infra fragility. Relief bounce, not trend reversal.
If Trump secures quick diplomatic win post-strikes, Hormuz reopens faster than feared, slashing oil prices and unleashing risk-on rally across equities and EM.
"Market is pricing geopolitical relief but not the downstream deflationary shock if de-escalation actually holds."
Grok flags the critical disconnect: WTI flat despite geopolitical relief signals market skepticism about de-escalation credibility. But everyone's assuming Hormuz closure persists if conflict winds down—that's backwards. If Trump genuinely exits, Iran has zero incentive to keep choking the strait. Oil normalization accelerates, not decelerates. The real risk isn't re-escalation; it's that we're underpricing the deflationary tail if de-escalation sticks. That crushes energy stocks and re-rates duration higher than 4.31%.
"Structural supply chain costs and insurance premiums will prevent a return to pre-conflict inflation levels, creating a stagflationary environment."
Claude, your deflationary tail theory ignores the fiscal reality. Even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens tomorrow, the geopolitical damage to global supply chains is permanent; shipping insurance premiums and rerouting costs have already been baked into core inflation. We aren't returning to pre-conflict price levels. The real risk is a 'stagflationary trap'—where energy prices stay sticky despite a de-escalation, while growth continues to crater. The market is ignoring this structural cost-push inflation.
"Both sides over-assume oil inflation dynamics are one-directional; the real swing hinges on how reversible/credible the de-escalation is, not just whether it happens."
Claude’s “deflationary tail” is plausible, but he leans on a binary: de-escalation → oil normalizes → duration rips. Gemini’s “permanent insurance/reroute” is also overstated because WTI/ship pricing can mean-revert fast once physical risk drops—WTI is currently flat despite the headline. The key unflagged risk: a policy credibility gap. If investors treat this as reversible within weeks, the market may only price a temporary term-premium compression, limiting equity multiple expansion.
"Japan's retail plunge signals chip demand destruction, amplifying U.S. soft data risks and dooming the relief rally."
ChatGPT's credibility gap is spot-on, but everyone's fixated on Hormuz/oil while ignoring Japan's -1.2% retail sales (worst in months) hammering semis supply chain—TSMC ADR down 3% pre-market. This ties U.S. confidence drop to direct demand destruction in AI/chips, not just macro noise. Geo-relief bounce fades fast if PMI disappoints, rotating funds to gold (GLD +0.5%) over tech.
专家组裁定
未达共识Despite a geopolitical relief rally, panelists agree that underlying economic data points to growth deceleration and potential risks, with a focus on energy and chip demand concerns.
Grok flags the opportunity in gold (GLD) if the geopolitical relief bounce fades due to disappointing economic data.
Claude and Gemini highlight the risk of underpricing the deflationary tail if de-escalation sticks, leading to a potential 'stagflationary trap' as energy prices remain sticky despite growth deceleration.