31.08.2026
UBP每周展望——沃什释放鹰派信号;AI周期使股市勉强维持在低位
在强劲数据支撑下,沃什就核心个人消费支出(PCE)和利率优先原则所展现的鹰派立场,提高了9月加息的可能性;而英伟达的业绩指引则使AI周期保持完整,不过股市涨幅依然有限,且主要取决于企业盈利情况。
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31.08.2026
在强劲数据支撑下,沃什就核心个人消费支出(PCE)和利率优先原则所展现的鹰派立场,提高了9月加息的可能性;而英伟达的业绩指引则使AI周期保持完整,不过股市涨幅依然有限,且主要取决于企业盈利情况。
24.08.2026
尽管能源成本居高不下,全球采购经理人指数(PMI)仍保持稳定,美国和欧元区的通胀有所缓解,但幅度尚不足以完全消除市场担忧。
17.08.2026
July’s softer inflation leaves a September US Federal Reserve (Fed) rate hold as the most probable scenario.
12.08.2026
July reinforced our convictions on companies positioned to benefit from artificial intelligence (AI), despite the marked underperformance of US technology stocks at the beginning of the month, as a result of investor concerns about the monetisation of AI-related investments.
10.08.2026
US labour data softened, easing pressure on the Fed to hike its interest rates anytime soon.
27.07.2026
中东局势不断升级,导致油价飙升,美国长期国债收益率升至2025年初以来的最高水平,原因是通胀风险再度浮现,且市场重新评估了大西洋两岸未来加息的可能性。
13.07.2026
The collapse of the ceasefire between the US and Iran has pushed oil prices higher.
08.07.2026
In June, we highlighted a paradox: a demanding macroeconomic environment, yet markets buoyed by exceptional corporate earnings. The mid-year point validates that reading and brings with it a turning point. The recent agreements between the United States and Iran have drawn a line under the energy shock that dominated the first half of the year, and the landscape now opening up is a different one, calling for greater selectivity.
06.07.2026
Cooling US employment and easing eurozone inflation are strengthening the case for an extended pause from both the Federal Reserve (Fed) and the European Central Bank (ECB) – a supportive backdrop for risk assets.
29.06.2026
A fading energy shock drove developed market rates lower, even as US personal consumption expenditure (PCE) inflation surprised on the upside at 4.07% y/y, with artificial intelligence (AI)-related costs emerging as a new structural source of price pressure.
Speakers: Nicolas Barben, Marc Elliott
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Speakers: Kier Boley