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The panel is bearish on the current market situation due to a combination of geopolitical oil supply disruptions, sticky inflation, and potential Fed policy indecision. The risk of stagflation and a potential recession is high, with oil prices persisting at elevated levels and consumer spending likely to contract.
风险: Prolonged high oil prices leading to a recession and stagflation
机会: None identified
周三,标准普尔500指数($SPX) (SPY)收盘下跌-1.36%,道琼斯工业平均指数($DOWI) (DIA)收盘下跌-1.63%,纳斯达克100指数($IUXX) (QQQ)收盘下跌-1.43%。3月份E-mini标准普尔期货(ESH26)下跌-1.42%,3月份E-mini纳斯达克期货(NQH26)下跌-1.45%。
周三股市抛售,道琼斯工业平均指数跌至3.75个月的低点。由于美国2月份生产者物价指数超出预期上涨,显示出通胀压力依然存在,股市周三有所回落。在西德克萨斯中质油(CLJ26)价格因伊朗表示将对沙特阿拉伯、卡塔尔和阿联酋的能源基础设施进行报复,以回应美国和以色列对伊朗南帕尔斯天然气田及其阿萨卢耶油田设施的空袭,而大幅波动上涨后,股市进一步加剧了损失。
由于债券收益率飙升,且美联储主席鲍威尔表示,更高的能源价格将推高整体通胀,并且如果我们在降低通胀方面没有看到进展,“我们将不会看到降息”,股市在周三下午进一步扩大了损失。10年期国债收益率上涨+5个基点,达到4.25%。
美国MBA抵押贷款申请量在截至3月13日的周下降-10.9%,其中购买抵押贷款子指数上涨+0.9%,再融资抵押贷款子指数下降-18.5%。平均30年期固定利率抵押贷款上涨+11个基点,从上周的6.19%上涨至6.30%。
美国2月份PPI最终需求上涨+0.7% m/m 和 +3.4% y/y,强于预期+0.3% m/m 和 +3.0% y/y。2月份剔除食品和能源的PPI上涨+0.5% m/m 和 +3.9% y/y,强于预期+0.3% m/m 和 +3.7% y/y,其中+3.9% y/y 的增幅为13个月内最大同比增幅。
美国1月份工厂订单上涨+0.1% m/m,与预期相符。
正如预期的那样,美联储货币政策委员会投票结果为11比1,决定将联邦基金目标区间维持在3.50%至3.75%不变,并表示:“美国经济活动正在以稳健的步伐扩张,通胀仍然有些高企。”
美联储将2026年美国GDP预测上调至2.4%,从之前的2.3%,并将2026年美国核心PCE预测上调至2.7%,从之前的2.5%。
美联储将年底2026年联邦基金利率预测维持在3.375%,这意味着今年将降息25个基点(25 bp)。
伊朗战争在周三进入第十九天,没有缓和的迹象,因为伊朗加大了对中东邻国的袭击,以报复以色列袭击导致其安全主管阿里·拉里贾尼遇害。伊朗今天发射了新一轮的导弹和无人机袭击,目标是阿拉伯联合酋长国、沙特阿拉伯、科威特、卡塔尔和以色列,卡塔尔报告称,在Ras Laffan Industria City的世界最大液化天然气出口厂发生了“广泛的破坏”。
尽管试图增加全球供应,但油价仍然居高不下。上周三,国际能源署从紧急石油储备中释放了4亿桶原油,并表示,对伊朗的战争扰乱了全球7.5%的石油供应,并且冲突将在本月减少全球石油供应800万桶/天。霍尔木兹海峡的关闭,该海峡通过了全球约五分之一的石油和天然气,由于伊朗袭击了水道中的船只,导致石油和天然气流量受阻,并迫使海湾地区的生产商减少产量,因为他们无法从该地区出口。伊朗自冲突开始以来袭击了波斯湾和霍尔木兹附近约20艘船只。高盛警告称,如果霍尔木兹海峡的流量在3月份仍然低迷,油价可能会超过2008年接近150美元/桶的纪录高点。
市场预计在4月28日至29日的政策会议上,美联储降息25个基点的可能性为0%。
海外股市周三收盘涨跌互有。欧洲斯托克50指数从一周高点回落,收盘下跌-0.56%。中国上海综合指数从六周低点反弹,收盘上涨+0.32%。日本日经225指数大幅上涨+2.87%。
利率
6月份10年期国库券(ZNM6)周三收盘下跌-14.5个基点。10年期国债收益率上涨+5.0个基点,达到4.249%。由于美国2月份生产者物价指数超出预期上涨,对美联储政策构成鹰派因素,导致国库券在周三早盘录得涨幅后转为下跌。此外,10年期通胀保值率达到6.5个月高点2.422%,也对国库券造成了压力。
由于美联储维持利率不变并上调2026年美国GDP和通胀预测,表明鹰派的货币政策,国库券价格在周三下午跌至低点。此外,美联储主席鲍威尔的评论也削弱了国库券,他表示,除非通胀方面取得进展,否则将不会降息。
欧洲政府债券收益率周三上涨。10年期德国国债收益率上涨+3.4个基点,达到2.940%。10年期英国国债收益率上涨+4.5个基点,达到4.738%。
市场预计在下次政策会议上,欧洲央行降息25个基点的可能性为3%,为-25个基点。
美国股市表现
“七雄”科技股周三收盘下跌,拖累了整体市场。亚马逊(AMZN)收盘下跌幅度超过-2%,特斯拉(TSLA)、英伟达(NVDA)、谷歌(GOOGL)、苹果(AAPL)、Meta Platforms(META)和微软(MSFT)收盘下跌幅度超过-1%。
由于黄金价格下跌超过-3%,铜和银下跌超过-4%,矿业股周三抛售。Coeur Mining (CDE) 收盘下跌幅度超过-8%,Barrick Mining (B)、Southern Copper (SCCO) 和 Hecla Mining (HL) 收盘下跌幅度超过-5%。此外,Newmont Mining (NEM) 和 Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) 收盘下跌幅度超过-4%,Anglogold Ashanti Ltd (AU) 收盘下跌幅度超过-3%。
加密货币相关股票周三下跌,因为比特币(^BTCUSD)下跌幅度超过-4%。Galaxy Digital Holdings (GLXY) 收盘下跌幅度超过-8%,Strategy (MSTR) 收盘下跌幅度超过-6%,成为纳斯达克100指数中的输家。此外,Coinbase Global (COIN)、Riot Platforms (RIOT) 和 MARA Holdings (MARA) 收盘下跌幅度超过-3%。
由于10年期Y-note收益率上涨+5个基点,达到4.25%,削弱了购房前景,建筑股和建筑材料供应商周三退却。Builders Firstsource (BLDR) 和 Pulte Group (PHM) 收盘下跌幅度超过-4%,DR Horton (DHI)、Lennar (LEN)、KB Home (KBH)、Toll Brothers (TOL) 和 Home Depot (HD) 收盘下跌幅度超过-3%。
光纤公司周三走高,此前他们表示,在光纤通信大会上,对他们产品的需求正在加速。Lumentum (LITE) 和 Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) 收盘上涨幅度超过+7%。此外,Coherent (COHR) 收盘上涨幅度超过+4%。
SailPoint (SAIL) 收盘下跌幅度超过-15%,此前该公司预测2027年的营收为12.60亿美元至12.70亿美元,低于市场共识的12.80亿美元。
Rocket Lab (RKLB) 收盘下跌幅度超过-11%,此前该公司计划出售高达10亿美元的普通股。
Otis Worldwide (OTIS) 收盘下跌幅度超过-6%,此前该公司表示,预计第一季度和第二季度每股收益将下降3%至5%,第二季度也将出现类似情况。
Trade Desk (TTD) 收盘下跌幅度超过-6%,延续了周二-7%的下跌,此前Adweek报道称,Publicis正在告知客户避免与该公司合作,因为该公司未能通过第三方顾问对费用和支出进行审计。
星巴克(SBUX)收盘下跌幅度超过-5%,此前瑞银资本市场将该股票评级从优于行业平均水平降至行业平均水平。
通用磨坊(GIS)下跌-3%,此前报告了第三季度调整后的每股收益64美分,低于市场共识74美分。
Swarmer (SWMR) 股价上涨超过+77%,原因是猜测美国国防开支向低成本无人机转变将提振公司无人机软件的需求。
LyondellBasell Industries NV (LYB) 收盘上涨超过+5%,成为标准普尔500指数中的领涨股,此前高盛将其股票评级从卖出上调至中性。
梅西百货(M)收盘上涨超过+4%,此前报告了第四季度净销售额为76.4亿美元,高于市场共识75.1亿美元,并预测全年净销售额为214.0亿美元至216.5亿美元,高于市场共识211.11亿美元。
Constellation Energy (CEG) 收盘上涨超过+3%,成为纳斯达克100指数中的领涨股,此前BNP Paribas启动了对该股票的覆盖,并给予优于大盘的评级和407美元的目标价。
lululemon athletica (LULU) 收盘上涨超过+3%,此前报告了第四季度净营收为36.4亿美元,高于市场共识35.8亿美元。
Grail Inc. (GRAL) 收盘上涨超过+2%,此前TD Cowen将该股票评级从持有上调至买入,目标价为65美元。
威廉姆斯·索诺马(WSM)收盘上涨超过+1%,此前报告了第四季度调整后的每股收益3.04美元,高于市场共识2.92美元。
收益报告(2026年3月19日)
安永公司(ACN)、Darden Restaurants Inc (DRI)、联邦快递公司(FDX)。
在发布日期,Rich Asplund 没有(直接或间接)持有本文中提及的任何证券的头寸。本文中的所有信息和数据仅供参考。本文最初发布于Barchart.com
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"The market is pricing Iran war risk and inflation persistence, but the Fed's own projections still embed one rate cut in 2026, suggesting policy-makers don't believe the inflation shock is durable—making today's -1.4% decline a tactical oversold opportunity rather than a structural repricing."
The article conflates three distinct shocks—Iran escalation, sticky PPI, hawkish Powell—into a unified bearish narrative. But the math doesn't quite hold. PPI beat by only +0.4pp m/m (0.7 vs 0.3 expected), core PPI ex-food/energy by +0.2pp. That's noise, not a regime shift. Powell's 'no cuts without progress' is hawkish theater, yet the Fed *raised* 2026 GDP to 2.4% and kept year-end funds rate at 3.375%—implying exactly one 25bp cut. The real risk: oil. Goldman's $150 call assumes Strait of Hormuz closure through March; we're already there. But IEA released 400M barrels and global supply is only down 8M bpd (~8% of 100M bpd demand). Refiners can absorb this. The selloff feels reactive, not fundamental.
If Iran closes Hormuz for weeks and Saudi/UAE production drops faster than IEA models, WTI could spike to $120+, crushing consumer spending and forcing the Fed to hold rates higher for longer—inverting the 'one cut' signal and triggering a real recession.
"The current equity sell-off is a temporary overreaction to a supply-side energy shock that the market is pricing as a permanent, systemic collapse."
The market is currently reacting to a classic supply-side shock, but the panic is likely overextended. While the Strait of Hormuz disruption and the 8 million bpd supply gap are severe, the market is pricing in a permanent state of total war. If the conflict remains contained to infrastructure strikes rather than a full-scale regional collapse, the current 1.4% equity drawdown offers an asymmetric entry point. The Fed’s hawkishness is a reaction to temporary energy-driven CPI spikes, not a structural shift in demand. I expect a relief rally once the initial shock of the Ras Laffan damage is absorbed, provided energy prices stabilize below $130.
If the destruction at Ras Laffan leads to a prolonged, multi-month outage of global LNG supply, the resulting inflationary spiral will force the Fed to hike rates, rendering any equity valuation models obsolete.
"A sustained Iran‑related oil shock combined with a hawkish Fed stance raises the odds of a meaningful, multi‑month market correction as higher energy costs and yields compress valuations and dent corporate margins."
This is a classic two‑front shock: a geopolitically driven oil supply scare (Strait of Hormuz disruptions, IEA/GSA releases, Goldman warning) plus a Fed that explicitly tied cuts to inflation progress. The joint effect is higher oil, higher breakevens, and higher nominal yields — a poisonous mix for rate‑sensitive growth and housing names and for margins in energy‑dependent industries. Short term expect risk‑off, earnings revisions for companies with thin pricing power, and widening credit spreads for smaller corporates. The big omission: the article treats the supply hit as persistent without weighing offsetting effects (demand destruction, strategic releases, insurance rerouting) or how fast the Fed would pivot if growth cools.
The shock could be transitory: if shipping routes adapt and SPR releases temper prices, inflation impulses may fade and the Fed could cut later, supporting a relatively quick market rebound. Also, strong tech earnings or defensive rotation into cash‑rich megacaps could limit downside.
"Hormuz disruption risking $150 oil combines with hot core PPI to lock out Fed cuts, amplifying stagflation risks for S&P 500."
Broad market faces stagflation trap: Feb PPI +0.7% m/m (+3.4% y/y) beat ex-food-energy at +0.5% m/m (+3.9% y/y, highest in 13 months), confirming sticky core pressures amid war-disrupted oil (IEA: 7.5% global supply hit, Hormuz choke on 20% flows). Powell ties energy spike to no cuts without inflation progress, yields at 4.25% crushing mortgages (-10.9% apps, 6.30% 30yr fixed) and builders (DHI/LEN -3-4%). Magnificent 7 down 1-2%, crypto/mining -3-8%. Markets price 0% April cut odds. Second-order: prolonged $150 oil (GS warning) erodes EPS across cyclicals.
Overseas markets shrug it off—Nikkei +2.87%, Shanghai +0.32%—suggesting US overreaction to transient war bluster; IEA's 400M barrel release and PPI's energy inclusion may prove transitory if Hormuz reopens swiftly.
"The real tail risk isn't oil spiking to $120—it's consumer demand collapsing before oil prices fall, creating a growth shock the Fed can't cut through without triggering currency/credit instability."
Anthropic nails the PPI math—it's noise, not regime shift. But all four of us are underweighting demand destruction speed. If $150 oil persists 8+ weeks, US consumer spending (70% of GDP) contracts faster than Fed models assume, forcing cuts *despite* sticky core. That inverts the 'one cut' signal not via Hormuz closure alone, but via recession. Overseas shrugging it off (Grok's point) may reflect lower energy intensity, not US-specific resilience.
"Fiscal dominance and record debt levels prevent the Fed from cutting rates during a recession without triggering a bond market collapse."
Anthropic’s 'recession-driven cut' thesis ignores the fiscal reality: the US government is running a 6% deficit with $35T in debt. If $150 oil triggers a recession, long-end yields won't fall; they will spike on term premium concerns as the Treasury floods the market with paper to cover stimulus. We aren't looking at a 2008-style pivot, but a stagflationary trap where the Fed is forced to choose between currency debasement and a hard landing.
"Safe-haven flows and central bank backstops can lower long-term yields during an oil-driven recession, so higher deficits don't guarantee rising term premiums."
Google, your fiscal-term premium link assumes Treasury issuance drives yields higher during a demand shock — but that's not a mechanical outcome. In a sudden recession or global risk-off, safe-haven flows and the Fed's backstop (operations, roll-off pause) can push long yields lower despite larger deficits. You underplay central bank and global demand dynamics; the real risk is policy indecision that magnifies volatility, not inevitable yield spikes.
"Core inflation persistence plus oil shock prevents yield drops even in recession, trapping housing and consumer spending."
OpenAI dismisses Google's fiscal yield-spike risk, but overlooks core PPI's +3.9% y/y (13-month high) layering onto oil shock—creating persistent inflation that erodes safe-haven dollar bids. Fed backstop? Only if growth craters first, but $150 oil hits consumer 70% of GDP before yields drop. Housing (DHI/LEN -4%, 6.3% mortgages) stays crushed regardless.
专家组裁定
达成共识The panel is bearish on the current market situation due to a combination of geopolitical oil supply disruptions, sticky inflation, and potential Fed policy indecision. The risk of stagflation and a potential recession is high, with oil prices persisting at elevated levels and consumer spending likely to contract.
None identified
Prolonged high oil prices leading to a recession and stagflation