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Despite the market's optimism driven by geopolitical hopes, the panelists collectively express caution, highlighting the fragility of the 'peace' narrative and the potential for sudden reversals. They warn of overreliance on multiple expansion and the risk of a violent 'risk-off' trade if talks stall.
风险: Stalling of geopolitical talks leading to a sudden reversal in the 'risk-on' trade
机会: Potential EPS boost for airlines due to fuel cost relief if oil stays sub-$70
标准普尔500指数($SPX) (SPY)周五收于上涨+1.20%,道琼斯工业平均指数($DOWI) (DIA)收于上涨+1.79%,纳斯达克100指数($IUXX) (QQQ)收于上涨+1.29%。6月份E-mini标准普尔期货(ESM26)上涨+1.20%,6月份E-mini纳斯达克期货(NQM26)上涨+1.28%。
周五,股市收盘大幅上涨,标准普尔500指数和纳斯达克100指数创下历史新高,道琼斯工业平均指数创下7周高点。随着对结束美国-伊朗战争的协议即将达成猜测加剧,股市在周五上涨,在资产市场中引发了风险偏好情绪。伊朗宣布霍尔木兹海峡现在已对商业航运“完全开放”后,原油价格暴跌超过-11%,这是一个结束与美国和以色列战争的重要步骤。原油价格的暴跌缓解了通胀担忧,并将10年期国债收益率下调-7个基点至4.24%。此外,对人工智能的乐观情绪和强劲的盈利也增加了股市的动力。
周五,在Axios报道称美国和伊朗正在就结束战争的计划进行谈判后,股市也得到支持,其中讨论的一个要素是美国将释放200亿美元的冻结的伊朗资产,以换取伊朗放弃其浓缩铀储备。预计美国和伊朗之间的谈判将于星期日或星期一在巴基斯坦继续进行。
特朗普总统周四声称,伊朗在 ongoing 的谈判中达成了关键让步,以结束为期七周的战争。特朗普说:“他们已经同意了几乎所有的事情,他们必须拿着笔来谈判。”特朗普说他“可能”如果与伊朗达成协议,将前往巴基斯坦。以色列和黎巴嫩周四同意停火10天,和平协议的前景也得到巩固,并且今天停火似乎仍然有效。
西德克萨斯原油价格(CLK26)周五下跌超过-11%,创下5周低点,原因是伊朗表示霍尔木兹海峡对商业航运开放,这可能为结束战争铺平道路。特朗普总统表示,美国在海峡的封锁“将继续完全执行”,直到达成完全协议。周一,美国承诺封锁所有停靠伊朗港口或驶往那里的海峡中的船只。封锁可能会加剧全球石油和燃料短缺,因为全球约五分之一的石油和液化天然气通过该海峡运输。在战争期间,伊朗能够出口原油,3月份出口了约170万桶/天。
圣地亚哥联储主席玛丽·戴利周五的评论表明,她倾向于保持美联储政策稳定,注意到美国石油冲击在通胀方面比增长更强,并且维持政策不变仍然会抑制通胀。
本周,财报季开局良好,81%的48家报告第一季度盈利的标普500公司盈利超出了预期。根据彭博情报的数据,第一季度标普500盈利预计将同比增长+12%。剔除科技板块后,第一季度盈利预计将增长约+3%,为两年最低水平。
市场预计在4月28日至29日的政策会议上,美联储联邦公开市场委员会(FOMC)加息25个基点的可能性为1%。
海外股市周五收盘涨跌互有。欧洲斯托克50指数创下7周高点,收于上涨+2.10%。中国上海综合指数从4周高点回落,收于下跌-0.10%。日本日经225指数收于下跌-1.71%。
利率
6月份10年期国债(ZNM6)周五收于上涨+16个基点。10年期国债收益率下跌-6.7个基点至4.244%。6月份国债周五创下1个月高点,10年期国债收益率跌至1个月低点4.224%。西德克萨斯原油价格周五下跌-11%,创下5周低点,降低了通胀预期,并提振了国债价格。10年期盈亏平衡通胀率周五跌至1周低点2.346%。
欧洲政府债券收益率周五走低。10年期德国国债收益率跌至1周低点2.945%,最终下跌-7.2个基点至2.960%。10年期英国国债收益率跌至1周低点4.725%,最终下跌-8.5个基点至4.762%。
欧洲央行行长克里斯汀·拉加德表示:“对价格前景的风险在短期内向高位倾斜,而中期影响将取决于战争的强度和持续时间。”
欧洲央行货币政策委员会委员马迪斯·穆勒表示,欧洲央行需要“保持警惕”对伊朗战争可能带来的通胀风险,但“我们没有太多关于二阶效应的可靠证据,因此很难说是否存在提高利率的明显理由。”
欧洲央行货币政策委员会委员亚历山大·德马科表示:“鉴于目前不确定性较高,6月份比4月份是更好地决定欧洲央行是否需要对伊朗战争作出利率反应的时机。”
掉期交易对在4月30日的下次政策会议上,欧洲央行加息25个基点的可能性为9%。
美国股市表现
航空公司和邮轮运营商周五大幅上涨,原因是西德克萨斯原油价格暴跌超过-11%,这降低了燃料成本并提高了公司利润。阿拉斯加航空集团(ALK)收于上涨超过+10%,皇家加勒比邮轮有限公司(RCL)收于上涨超过7%,领跑标准普尔500指数的涨幅。联合航空公司(UAL)和嘉年华(CCL)也收于上涨超过+7%,挪威邮轮公司(NCLH)收于上涨超过+5%。此外,西南航空公司(LUV)和美国航空公司(AAL)收于上涨超过+4%,达美航空公司(DAL)收于上涨超过+2%。
“七雄”科技股周五走高,为整体市场提供了支持。特斯拉(TSLA)收于上涨超过+3%,苹果(AAPL)收于上涨超过+2%。此外,谷歌(GOOGL)、英伟达(NVDA)和Meta Platforms (META)收于上涨超过+1%。此外,微软(MSFT)收于上涨+0.60%,亚马逊(AMZN)收于上涨+0.34%。
芯片制造商和人工智能基础设施股周五走高,为更广泛的市场提供了支持。Analog Devices (ADI)和Marvell Technology (MRVL)收于上涨超过+4%,ASML Holding NV (ASML)、Seagate Technology Holdings Plc (STX)和KLA Corp (KLAC)收于上涨超过+3%。此外,西部数据(WDC)、Microchip Technology (MCHP)、ARM Holdings Plc (ARM)、Lam Research (LRCX)和德州仪器(TXN)收于上涨超过+2%。
加密货币相关股票周五走高,原因是比特币(^BTCUSD)上涨超过+3%,创下2.5个月高点。Strategy (MSTR)收于上涨超过+11%,领跑纳斯达克100指数的涨幅。此外,Riot Platforms (RIOT)收于上涨超过+7%,Galaxy Digital Holdings (GLXY)收于上涨超过+6%。此外,Coinbase Global (COIN)收于上涨超过+3%,MARA Holdings (MARA)收于上涨超过+1%。
能源股和服务供应商周五下跌,原因是西德克萨斯原油价格下跌超过-11%,创下5周低点。Valero Energy (VLO)收于下跌超过-7%,APA Corp (APA)。Occidental Petroleum (OXY)和Marathon Petroleum (MPC)收于下跌超过-5%。此外,ConocoPhillips (COP)和Phillips 66 (PSX)收于下跌超过-4%,Diamondback Energy (FANG)、Devon Energy (DVN)和Exxon Mobil (XOM)收于下跌超过-3%。此外,Halliburton (HAL)收于下跌超过-2%,雪佛龙(CVX)收于下跌超过-2%,领跑道琼斯工业平均指数的下跌。
Onto Innovation (ONTO)收于上涨超过+8%,原因是Stifel将该股票评级从持有上调至买入,目标价为350美元。
Ally Financial (ALLY)收于上涨超过+7%,原因是报告第一季度调整后的每股收益为1.11美元,高于此前共识预期为93美分。
Autoliv (ALV)收于上涨超过+6%,原因是报告第一季度销售额为27.5亿美元,高于此前共识预期为26.1亿美元。
Woodward Inc. (WWD)收于上涨超过+5%,原因是瑞银(RBC)资本市场对该股票进行了覆盖,给予优于大盘的评级,目标价为450美元。
Netflix (NFLX)收于下跌超过-9%,领跑纳斯达克100指数的下跌,原因是预测第二季度收入为125.7亿美元,低于此前共识预期为126.4亿美元。
Albemarle (ALB)收于下跌超过-8%,原因是Baird将该股票评级从优于大盘降至中性。
Alcoa (AA)收于下跌超过-7%,原因是报告第一季度销售额为31.9亿美元,低于此前共识预期为32.7亿美元。
财报(2026年4月20日)
AGNC Investment Corp (AGNC), Alaska Air Group Inc (ALK), BOK Financial Corp (BOKF), Cleveland-Cliffs Inc (CLF), Steel Dynamics Inc (STLD), Wintrust Financial Corp (WTFC), Zions Bancorp NA (ZION).
- 在本篇文章发表之日,Rich Asplund 未直接或间接持有本文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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四大领先AI模型讨论这篇文章
"The current equity rally is built on a fragile geopolitical assumption that ignores the underlying weakness in non-tech corporate earnings growth."
The market's visceral reaction to the 'peace' narrative is a classic relief rally, but it ignores the fragile reality of the geopolitical endgame. While the -11% drop in WTI crude relieves inflationary pressure on the consumer, it masks the underlying structural volatility of the Strait of Hormuz. The market is pricing in a 'mission accomplished' scenario based on preliminary negotiations, yet history suggests that asset unfreezing and uranium enrichment disputes are prone to sudden reversals. With S&P 500 earnings growth ex-tech at a meager 3%, the index is heavily reliant on multiple expansion driven by this geopolitical optimism. If these talks stall, the 'risk-on' trade will unwind with equal violence.
The sudden, sharp decline in oil prices provides a permanent tailwind for consumer discretionary spending and airline margins that may persist even if the peace deal takes longer to finalize.
"Oil's 11% drop slashes airline fuel costs by 25%, enabling 10-15% EPS upside and stock re-rating if peace holds through Q2."
The 11% WTI crude plunge to 5-week lows on Strait of Hormuz reopening crushes energy stocks (XOM -3%, CVX -2%) but ignites airlines (ALK +10%, UAL +7%) via ~25% fuel cost relief—key as jet fuel is 30% of expenses—potentially adding $1.50+ EPS for majors if oil stays sub-$70. This eases stagflation fears, drops 10y yield to 4.24%, and bolsters broad market (SPX +1.2% ATH) amid 81% earnings beats and AI tailwinds. Ex-tech EPS +3% weakest in 2yrs flags concentration risk, but lower input costs support re-rating cyclicals now.
US blockade persists until full deal, per Trump, and Iran talks have collapsed historically (e.g., post-JCPOA); failed negotiations could spike oil 20%+, reversing airline gains amid unhedged exposure.
"The article treats a negotiation-in-progress as a done deal; the persistent US blockade and lack of signed agreement suggest the 11% crude drop and equity rally are vulnerable to reversal if talks stall."
The article conflates a geopolitical rumor with market reality. Yes, crude fell 11% and equities rallied—that's mechanical. But the 'peace deal' is speculative theater: Trump claims Iran 'agreed to almost everything' yet talks continue in Pakistan with no signed agreement. The $20B asset release is unverified. More critically, the article buries a contradiction: the US maintains a 'full force' naval blockade through the Strait of Hormuz, which contradicts Iran's claim it's 'completely open.' This isn't resolution; it's posturing. Energy stocks correctly priced the downside risk; the broader rally assumes deal closure that remains highly uncertain. Tech and crypto strength feels like risk-on relief, not fundamental improvement.
If Trump clinches a deal by week's end—which his confidence and Pakistan talks suggest is possible—crude could stabilize 15–20% below current levels, permanently benefiting airlines, shipping, and inflation-sensitive bonds while reducing geopolitical tail risk. The market may be front-running a real outcome.
"A sustained de-escalation of Middle East risk and a continued earnings-driven backdrop could support further multiple expansion and another leg higher in the broad market."
Taken at face value, Friday’s rally reads as a peace-hope-driven risk-on across stocks, bonds, and commodities, with oil plunging and AI/earnings momentum adding fuel. If the Iran-US dialogue costs risk premia, the move could extend into tech and travel names as discount factors compress. However, the piece glosses over breadth and valuation issues: the rally seems concentrated in a few groups (Magnificent Seven, airlines), while energy is weak; the macro path remains hinged on a fragile peace process and a potentially sticky inflation path. If peace stalls or oil rebounds, rates drift higher and multiple expansions could reverse.
Against bullish optics, a peace deal is uncertain and could be renegotiated or fail, leaving oil to snap back and geopolitical risk to reprice. In that scenario, equities—especially beta, cyclicals, and anything priced for AI-driven growth—could unwind quickly.
"The market is ignoring the liquidity impact of the $20B asset release, which could sustain the rally even if the peace deal remains stalled."
Claude, you’re right to highlight the blockade contradiction, but you’re missing the secondary effect: the Treasury. If the US keeps the blockade while 'negotiating,' the fiscal cost of maintaining that naval presence is ballooning. We are ignoring the impact of a potential $20B asset release on liquidity. If that capital hits the market, it’s not just about oil prices; it’s about a massive injection of liquidity that could keep the 'risk-on' trade alive regardless of the actual peace deal’s durability.
"$20B asset release is trivial liquidity; OPEC+ cuts pose unpriced risk to oil lows and rally unwind."
Gemini, your $20B liquidity injection overlooks scale: it's 0.01% of global M2 (~$100T), negligible vs. oil's 11% drop wiping $120B+ from energy mkt caps (XLE -4%). More critically, no one's flagged OPEC+: they cut 2.2MM bpd last year on similar plunges—expect retaliation here, spiking WTI back toward $80 and reversing airline EPS boosts (DAL hedges just 25% into 2025).
"OPEC+ has structural incentive to defend $75–80 WTI; airline EPS gains are contingent on oil staying artificially low, a fragile assumption."
Grok's OPEC+ retaliation risk is underweighted. Saudi Arabia cut 2.2MM bpd partly to defend $75–80 WTI; a sub-$70 print threatens their fiscal breakeven (~$85–90 for Vision 2030). They'll likely curtail further, not passively accept margin compression. This means the airline EPS tailwind ($1.50+) assumes oil stays artificially depressed—a bet against OPEC's incentive structure. Airlines' 25% hedge ratio means unhedged exposure could reverse gains within weeks if OPEC acts.
"Oil under $70 is not a durable ballast for airline earnings or equities; OPEC+ incentives, GCC fiscal strain, and hedging gaps mean a rebound in oil or a policy tightening cycle could quickly reverse the earnings boost and cap a risk-on rally."
Grok argues a sustained sub-$70 oil tailwind for airlines and a broader risk-on, but that ignores countervailing forces. OPEC+ incentives mean oil can rebound quickly if demand softens or tensions ease, GCC fiscal breakevens constrain further cuts, and hedges cover only a minority of exposure against a sharp spike. The liquidity claim (~$20B) is unlikely to offset macro fragility, so the rally remains vulnerable to a geopolitical surprise or oil rebound.
专家组裁定
未达共识Despite the market's optimism driven by geopolitical hopes, the panelists collectively express caution, highlighting the fragility of the 'peace' narrative and the potential for sudden reversals. They warn of overreliance on multiple expansion and the risk of a violent 'risk-off' trade if talks stall.
Potential EPS boost for airlines due to fuel cost relief if oil stays sub-$70
Stalling of geopolitical talks leading to a sudden reversal in the 'risk-on' trade