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After Tariff Carnage, Market Awaits Earnings

2025/4/7
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Nathan Peterson: 我认为上周的股票抛售是自疫情以来最大的一次,这直接反应了市场对关税政策的负面情绪。关税的出台给市场带来了极大的不确定性,投资者担心这可能会导致全球经济放缓甚至衰退。 这种不确定性导致投资者情绪悲观,纷纷抛售股票以规避风险。我认为,在未来几周内,市场波动性仍将保持高位,直到投资者对关税政策的长期影响有更清晰的认识。 此外,第一季度财报季即将开始,这将进一步考验市场的韧性。如果财报表现不佳,市场可能会出现进一步的下跌。 Lizanne Saunders: 我认为2025年的盈利预期仍然很高,但这很大程度上依赖于公司能够维持强劲的利润率。然而,关税政策可能会对公司的利润率造成挤压,因为许多公司可能无法完全将成本转嫁给消费者。 因此,投资者应该密切关注公司在财报电话会议上对关税影响的讨论,并重新评估其盈利预期。此外,美联储的政策走向也至关重要。如果美联储为了应对通货膨胀而继续加息,这可能会进一步加剧市场的压力。 投资者应该寻找那些具有稳定利润率、更多国内市场敞口、较低波动性和股息收益稳定性的公司,并考虑国际多元化,以降低投资风险。 Keith Lansford: 本周市场关注的焦点将是全球贸易发展和第一季度财报季。关税对美国公司来说是额外的税收负担,许多公司可能会将成本转嫁给消费者,这将降低消费者的购买力,进而影响经济增长。 消费者支出占美国经济的70%,如果消费者支出大幅下降,则可能导致经济增长放缓甚至衰退。此外,投资者还应该关注美联储的政策动向、通货膨胀数据以及消费者信心指数。 技术面来看,一些主要股指已经跌破了技术支撑位,但相对强弱指标RSI显示市场已经超卖,这可能预示着市场短期内存在反弹的可能性。然而,本周市场的走势可能主要取决于关税政策的进一步发展。

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Last week's stock market experienced a significant sell-off due to tariff-related losses, reaching 11-month lows. The upcoming earnings season and global trade developments will largely influence the market's direction. Consumer spending, a major component of the economy, is expected to be impacted.
  • Largest sell-off since the pandemic, with the broader U.S. market down 10% in just two days
  • Investors awaiting new tariff developments and anticipating first quarter earnings season
  • Tariffs are taxes on U.S. companies, likely to be passed to consumers, impacting spending power
  • Consumer spending already faltered slightly the first two months of the year
  • Earnings season unofficially kicks off this week with Delta Airlines
  • Big bank earnings could provide insight on how the broader economy is reacting to the new trade policy

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Last week's dramatic tariff-based losses sent stocks to 11-month lows and put some indexes into bear market territory. The start of earnings and key inflation data are ahead.

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