Ah, the markets. A bastion of rationality, a calm sea of predictable trends, where policy pronouncements are met with measured, logical responses. Or so the textbooks claim. In the era of President Donald Trump, however, the financial world often resembles a particularly volatile amusement park ride, with investors strapped in for unexpected twists, turns, and the occasional stomach-churning drop. The latest round of presidential pronouncements, ranging from urban crime crackdowns to sweeping trade tariffs ...

Under surveillance this morning, the race to replace Fed Chair Jay Powell. I'm not really sure what the Federal Reserve is looking at, because thus far we've seen very little, if any, price pressures from the tariff. We are getting the process underway.Obviously, it's going to be President Trump's decision and we're not in a rush. There's a long, long list. And like I said, there's some great candidates.So here's the latest this morning. The US Treasury Secretary Scott Benson, looking to expand the list of ...

We want to uh break down the numbers a little bit further here. Joining us now to discuss in more detail, we've got Joe Bruceuelis, RSM chief economist, Colin Martin, Schwab, Center for Financial Research, fixed income strategist, and Claudia S, New Century Advisors chief economist. Guys, I've just now opened up the uh the components to try and to go through and see where we saw some increases.I'm ass sure you guys are all doing the same in real time. Um Joe, I'm going to go to you first. I see you looking ...

Key Takeaways Wall Street eyes defensive stocks as September has historically delivered market declines.Concerns include tariff legality, Fed independence challenges, and rate cut uncertainty.AIZ, HAS, MOS, VIRT and HLI offer growth, dividends, and low volatility profiles.Wall Street has maintained its bull run in 2025 after an impressive rally in the last two years. U.S. stock markets ended August on a solid note. Year to date, the broad-market index — the S&P 500 — recorded 20 all-time highs, of which fiv ...

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纪要涉及的行业和地区 涉及国际贸易、宏观经济、金融等行业，地区包括美国、欧元区、中国等 核心观点和论据 贸易政策与关税 - 调整贸易政策假设，预计“信件关税”8月1日不生效，但“互惠”关税税率从10%增至15%，25%的制药关税推迟至2026年中期选举后实施，2025年平均有效关税税率提高约14个百分点，2026年再提高3个百分点至近20% [1] - 特朗普可能进一步提高关税，因贸易战成本目前小于预期，但通胀受大规模库存积压影响，早期关税滞后效应已结束，2月实施的关税60%已传导，使核心PCE价格指数累计上涨0.2%，预计还有1.2%的价格上涨，下半年核心PCE通胀率将回升至3%以上 [5] 经济增长与消费 - 一次性价格上涨会侵蚀实际收入，消费者支出趋势疲软，实际个人消费已停滞六个月，住房活动大幅放缓，上半年实际GDP增长跟踪估计降至1.1%，低于潜在水平约1个百分点，预计下半年增速相似 [10] 就业市场 - 招聘步伐放缓，6月私营部门就业增长仅7.4万人，ADP数据显示就业人数减少，就业扩散指数降至表明裁员和增员行业数量相当的水平，目前就业增长放缓对多数工人影响有限，失业率维持在4.1%，但GDP增长持续低迷可能使劳动力市场达到“停滞速度”，12个月衰退风险估计维持在30% [14] 货币政策 - 经济放缓增强了提前货币政策宽松的理由，预计7月29 - 30日FOMC会议上，沃勒和鲍曼可能反对加息，支持降息，9月开始预计连续三次降息25个基点，年底联邦基金利率降至3.5 - 3.75%，2026年上半年再降息两次，预测略低于市场定价 [16] 风险因素 - 美联储独立性受威胁可能破坏长期通胀预期，若特朗普以美联储总部成本超支为由解雇鲍威尔且最高法院认可，市场对美联储独立性风险的担忧上升，可能使美联储官员更不愿降息 [20] 国际经济 - 美国对欧洲进口征收30%关税，到2026年底将使欧元区GDP较基线假设下降0.5%，在关税问题解决前，欧元区增长和利率预测风险偏向下行，但对欧元区增长持谨慎乐观态度，预计德国财政扩张带动经济周期性回升，西班牙保持强劲，欧洲央行宽松周期可能结束，预计9月最后一次降息至1.75% [21][24] - 中国二季度GDP超预期，2025年全年预测升至4.7%，工业生产和出口强劲，但住房和零售销售疲软，供需失衡使一季度经常账户盈余占GDP比重升至4.3%，引发对“第二次中国冲击”担忧，可能促使贸易伙伴提高贸易壁垒，但因中国成本优势和报复能力，这些措施可能效果不佳，中国需调整经济政策促进消费、推动人民币升值 [26] 投资建议 - 美联储宽松政策将压低美国国债收益率和美元，提振全球股市和黄金，偏好做空美元和做多黄金，对美国以外地区货币政策观点偏鸽派，大宗商品策略师因经合组织库存低于预期上调近期油价预测，但中期因闲置产能高和欧佩克减产解除预计油价下跌 [28] 其他重要但可能被忽略的内容 - 报告包含大量合规和披露信息，如分析师认证、公司业务关系、监管披露、不同地区额外披露等 [31][32][34] - 研究报告由高盛全球投资研究部在全球范围内为客户提供，不同地区由不同实体分发 [38] - 研究服务水平因客户个人偏好、风险概况、投资重点、客户关系规模和监管限制等因素而异，所有研究报告通过电子方式同时向所有客户发布 [50][51]