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US political pressure on Fed Chair Powell intensifies amid a DOJ probe, yet the White House signals no removal plans, sustaining uncertainty in USD sentiment. China’s record $1.2 trillion trade surplus contrasts with soft domestic demand, underpinning cautious yuan and commodity price action. South Korea’s central bank shifts to a neutral stance, testing market resolve as Korean won volatility rises, while geopolitical tensions in Iran and Venezuela add risk-off dynamics globally.
Key News Summary: Fed Chair Powell faces DOJ probe but remains supported by the White House; BOK holds rates steady, signaling neutrality amid won volatility; yuan pressured by mixed trade data.
| Analysis Items | Analysis Content |
|---|---|
| Bullish/Bearish | USD bearish-neutral; KRW bearish; CNY neutral-bearish |
| Market Impact | USD pressured by political uncertainty but supported by no-removal signals; KRW under selling pressure amid policy caution; CNY capped despite strong trade surplus due to weak internal demand |
| Core Logic | Political risks weigh on USD; BOK’s neutral stance dampens won rallies; China’s export strength offset by domestic softness limits yuan upside |
Key News Summary: US equities face headwinds from Fed uncertainty; Chinese tech firms like Alibaba innovate with AI integration, supporting selective gains; global markets cautious on geopolitical risks.
| Analysis Items | Analysis Content |
|---|---|
| Bullish/Bearish | US equities neutral-bearish; Chinese tech cautiously bullish; global equities risk-averse |
| Market Impact | Tech sector buoyed by AI advancements (Alibaba); overall US market pressured by Fed political noise; risk appetite muted due to Middle East and Venezuela instability |
| Core Logic | Innovation supports pockets of strength amid broader macro-political concerns limiting market rallies |
Key News Summary: US inflation and Fed policy outlook clouded by DOJ probe of Powell; China posts record trade surplus but domestic demand remains weak; South Korea holds rates amid property market concerns.
| Analysis Items | Analysis Content |
|---|---|
| Bullish/Bearish | US macro data impact mixed-neutral; China macro cautious-bullish on exports but bearish on consumption; South Korea neutral |
| Market Impact | Fed policy uncertainty delays clarity on rate path; China’s external demand supports growth but internal weakness caps optimism; BOK cautious stance reflects growth concerns |
| Core Logic | Political risks delay monetary clarity in US; China’s export-led growth contrasts with domestic softness impacting regional outlooks |
Key News Summary: Iron ore prices remain firm despite weak Chinese demand signals; oil markets influenced by US actions in Venezuela, increasing supply-side uncertainties.
| Analysis Items | Analysis Content |
|---|---|
| Bullish/Bearish | Iron ore bullish despite demand doubts; oil bullish-risk from geopolitical moves |
| Market Impact | Iron ore strength driven by supply constraints or speculative flows rather than demand fundamentals; oil prices supported by US control over Venezuelan assets raising supply control concerns |
| Core Logic | Commodity prices increasingly driven by geopolitical and supply factors rather than pure demand metrics |
Important News Summary: US asserts dominance in Venezuela after Maduro capture, elevating geopolitical risks and energy market volatility; Iran experiences unrest amid currency collapse and sanctions, raising Middle East tensions.
| Analysis Items | Analysis Content |
|---|---|
| Bullish/Bearish | Risk-off bias globally due to geopolitical tensions |
| Market Impact | Heightened risk premiums push safe-haven flows (USD initially mixed due to politics); emerging markets sensitive to spillovers from Iran unrest and Venezuela instability |
| Core Logic | Geopolitical shocks elevate global uncertainty, increasing volatility across FX and commodity markets |
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