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FICC Weekly Report Summary: June 15, 2025

Geopolitical and Commodity Markets

• Iran-Israel Conflict: Recent Israeli attack on Iran and potential retaliation could disrupt oil supplies via the Strait of Hormuz, impacting global oil prices upward and affecting commodities and stock markets.
• Energy Outlook: Short-term oil volatility driven by Middle East tensions; longer-term supply remains broadly balanced.

China Economic Analysis

• Trade Data: May exports (USD-based) +48% YoY, slightly below April's 81% and Q1's 57%; imports -34%, indicating weakening external demand. Real estate sector under pressure, with marginal decline in investment; fiscal data supported by land sales, but consumption lagging.
• Macroeconomic Trends: Upcoming propellers, trade talks with US ongoing, with potential impacts on exports if tariffs persist.

US Economic and Inflation Dynamics

• Economic Indicators: May non-farm payroll data mixed; CPI and PPI showed no clear inflation acceleration from trade tariffs; interest rate corridor information available.
• Trade Negotiations: Trump tariffs prolonged by court rulings, with flexibility to extend the pause; US-China meetings yielded positive results, but internal US debates slow progress.

Global Market Strategy and Risks

• Investment Recommendations: Commodity and equity markets neutral; gold suggested as a low-risk opportunity. Avoid sectors sensitive to energy prices.
• Key Risks: Escalating geopolitical conflicts,全球经济 slowdown, Federal Reserve rate hikes, and emerging market or liquidity volatility could affect risk assets.

Other Notable Factors

• International Developments: G7 deliberations on tariffs; UK economic contraction highlighted budgetary challenges; legislative actions on US spending and trade bills; specific tariff investigations, like US-EU pork disputes.