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Thursday Morning Briefing: Not sure that's what they meant by 'Leave,' Boris

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Boris Johnson bailed out of the race to replace David Cameron as Britain's prime minister, conceding the field to his one-time Brexit ally, Justice Minister Michael Gove. The two men led the campaign for Britain to leave the European Union for the Conservative Party. But Gove said this morning he had come "reluctantly, to the conclusion that Boris cannot provide the leadership or build the team for the task ahead."


Boris with the bathwater

 

Boris Johnson speaks on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, June 5, 2016. Jeff Overs/BBC/Handout


The so-called Three Amigos – President Barack Obama, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto – mounted a vociferous defense of globalization and the North American Free Trade Agreement, at a time when such trading blocs are under attack in the United States, Britain and elsewhere.

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"The integration of national economies into a global economy: that's here, that's done. And us trying to abandon the field and pull up the drawbridge around us is going to be bad for us." – President Obama

 


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Two Taliban suicide bombers killed at least 27 police and wounded about 40 in an attack on buses carrying recently graduated police cadets on the western outskirts of Kabul.

 


Around Wall Street

  • U.S. units of Deutsche Bank and Santander failed the Federal Reserve's stress tests that determine how banks would fare in a financial crisis – tests that seem rather timely given the volatility created by the Brexit vote. Both banks failed because of poor risk management and financial planning, not for lack of capital, the Fed said. Santander's U.S. bank is the first to fail the test three years in a row. For Deutsche, it's the second consecutive failure.
  • In another Brexit reverberation, China's central bank is willing to let the yuan weaken further in order to support its economy, a move that will almost certainly trigger criticism from the country's trading partners. Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump has already accused China of currency manipulation. A surprise devaluation of the yuan last August sent global markets into a spin on worries the world's second-biggest economy was in worse shape than Beijing had let on.

Around the country

  • The grave risks associated with Zika are driving U.S. health authorities to pursue research even though funding is mired in Congressional gridlock. A study of sexual transmission risk is one example of science that health officials said can’t wait for politics.
  • President Obama plans to sign a bill that helps Puerto Rico address its $70 billion debt, but it won't eliminate the U.S. territory's default risk on July 1.
  • A federal judge cleared the way for Ohio's secretary of state to strip thousands of inactive voters from the rolls, rejecting a legal challenge by civil liberties activists who said the purge disenfranchised minorities and the poor.

Around the world

  • China suggested U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter brush up on his history after urging Beijing not to build a "Great Wall of self-isolation," noting the Great Wall was build to keep out invaders not as a hindrance to contact. Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Wu Qian quipped, "It was to keep out the cruel oppression of invaders, not friendly envoys or free trade." Carter made the remarks at a security dialogue in Singapore this month.
  • Three suspected Islamic State suicide bombers who killed 42 people in a gun and bomb attack at Istanbul airport this week were from Russia, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, a Turkish government official said.
  • Rodrigo Duterte was sworn in as the Philippines' 16th president, capping the unlikely journey of a provincial city mayor whose brash style and pledges to crush crime swamped establishment rivals in last month's election.

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早间市场快报:欧美股市以及英镑连续第二个日走高;若外围平稳 A股有望缓慢上涨

2016年06月30日

一、热点回顾


美国股市收盘大涨,因英国退欧担忧减退

美国股市今年以来涨幅最大的两个交易日协助收复了此前两个跌幅最大交易日的失地,令美国主要股指2016年以来实现上涨。美国股市大涨,因围绕英国投票决定退出欧盟的担忧似乎有所减退。道琼斯指数上涨1.6%,标普500指数上涨1.7%,纳斯达克综合指数上涨1.9%。标普500指数中能源公司类股和金融类股走高。

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二、隔夜金融市场回顾


──外汇市场

纽约汇市周三,英镑连续第二个交易日走强,因全球对英国上周脱欧公投结果将对金融系统的影响的担心减弱,从而推动高风险资产走高,并削弱了对安全资产的需求。
纽约汇市尾盘,英镑兑美元报1.3436美元,周二尾盘报1.3343美元,但是脱离盘中高点1.352美元。欧元兑美元升至1.1106美元,周二尾盘报1.1067美元;英镑兑日圆升至138.18日圆,周二尾盘报137.09日圆。许多分析师预计英镑的反弹将是短暂的。

──股票市场

美国股市今年以来涨幅最大的两个交易日协助收复了此前两个跌幅最大交易日的失地,令美国主要股指2016年以来实现上涨。
美国股市大涨,因围绕英国投票决定退出欧盟的担忧似乎有所减退。道琼斯指数上涨1.6%,标普500指数上涨1.7%,纳斯达克综合指数上涨1.9%。标普500指数中能源公司类股和金融类股走高。

──美国国债

美国国债收益率周三小幅上涨,因投资者继续转入风险资产,此前他们在英国退欧公投后最初寻求避险。
基准10年期国债收益率收报1.477%,周二为1.463%。

──商品市场

美国原油期货周三创出4月初以来最大单日涨幅,因美国库存下降以及市场普遍反弹促使交易员回归原油和很多其它大宗商品市场。
纽约商交所八月交割的美国原油期货结算价上涨2.03美元,至49.88美元,涨幅4.2%,为4月第二周以来的最大单日涨幅,并接近三周高点。欧洲ICE期货交易所的布伦特原油期货上涨2.03美元,至50.61美元,涨幅4.2%。

黄金期货周三走高,对英国脱欧的担忧持续促使投资者涌向黄金避险,美元走软也帮助提振了金价。纽约商交所Comex分部八月交割的黄金期货结算价上涨0.7%,至1,326.90美元/盎司。

LME铜期货周三收高,追随其他货币的走势,因美元走弱。下午混盘交易时段结束时,LME三个月期铜期货上涨0.4%,至每吨4,835美元。

──欧洲股市

欧洲股市周三收盘大幅上涨,为连续第二个交易日走高,因投资者逢低吸纳在上周英国投票退出欧盟后遭到重创的股票。
欧洲斯托克600指数上涨3.1%,至326.49点,所有类股均收高,其中电信股、油气股和公用事业股领涨。英国富时100指数上涨3.6%,至6360点,收复脱欧公投后的失土。德国DAX 30指数上涨1.8%,至9612.2点。法国CAC 40指数上涨2.6%,至4195.32点。



三、今日市场展望


1. 今日A股看盘 (傅峙峰)

若外围平稳 A股有望缓慢上涨

【上证综指和创业板指目前都站上了半年线,MACD指标也显示指数开始步入多头区间。如果外围市场平稳,预计中国股市有望开启缓慢升势,但这纯粹是因为风险偏好变化和技术原因。】

1.中国政府网消息,国务院总理李克强6月29日主持召开国务院常务会议。会议原则通过《中长期铁路网规划》,要求遵循铁路发展规律,兼顾经济和社会效益,扩大铁路基础设施网络,构建与公路、水路、航空等有机衔接的综合交通运输体系,增加有效供给,提升运输服务保障能力。

点评:中国铁路密度低于西方发达国家,铁路资源在东西部分布也不平衡。抛开铁总债务问题不谈,中国确实有必要继续发展铁路建设,同时为稳增长提供来自基础建设投资的支持。可以预计,铁路投资在未来数年中,其确定性是相对较大的,这不失为在目前的经济和市场环境下的优良防御性

2.中国央行公告,央行昨日在公开市场开展了2100亿元7天逆回购操作,中标利率2.25%。

点评:昨日逆回购净投放600亿元,在年中季末时资金面偏紧,银行间隔夜SHIBOR因需求不大已经开始回落,但跨月品种还在上涨。相比银行间资金面平稳略紧的情况,交易所回购利率季节性大涨

3.新华社消息,2016年二十国集团能源部长会议29日在北京开幕。中共中央政治局常委、国务院副总理张高丽出席开幕式并致辞。张高丽表示,中国将大力推进能源结构战略调整,着力增加非化石能源、天然气等清洁能源消费比重;科学合理发展煤电、油气、核电、水电、可再生能源,加快建设现代能源体系。

点评:中国宏观总需求下降和能源结构调整会令煤炭需求面临长期压力。短期行业供给侧改革出现一定成效,令动力煤等部分品种价格上涨,但供求关系在相当长时间内估计难以逆转。天然气是未来中国会大力挖掘需求和替代的清洁能源,该行业上下游具有值得长期关注的价值

4.中国证券网报道,昨日人民币对美元汇率中间价升值204点,报6.6324,脱离五年半低位。此前,人民币对美元汇率中间价已连续三日下跌,合计下跌870点。

点评:人民币兑美元汇率在此前数日下跌主要是受英镑和欧元拖累,昨天中间价大幅跳升是因为英镑和欧元有所反弹。此外有媒体报道传闻央行在离岸人民币市场出手干预,依稀可见人民币兑美元汇率短期可能企稳。央行试图平稳人民币和加强资本非法外流的管制,在这天尤其明显。

5.据港交所披露,6月27日,国泰君安披露了其持股民生银行H股达8.02%,之前6月1日曾经由0%增持至5.34%,6月21日继续增持至7.19%。另外,民生银行股东东方集团及华夏人寿达成一致行动人,占公司总股本的比例为5.48%。

点评:国泰君安本月集中增持H股,主要是因为H股股价存在估值优势,而大比例增持与东方集团、华夏人寿双方达成一致行动人或有关系。目前民生银行没有控股股东,国泰君安的增持会令原来的大股东感受到一定威胁,尤其是如果多方没有充分沟通的情况下。东方集团和华夏人寿联手或为防御,国泰君安目的不明,安邦人寿尚未表态,民生银行的股权结构和股东变化可能会令市场猜测控股地位争夺战

6.美股昨晚收涨。道指涨284.96点,报17,694.68点,涨幅为1.64%;标普500指数涨34.68点,报2,070.77点,涨幅为1.70%;纳指涨87.38点,报4,779.25点,涨幅为1.86%。

点评:欧美股市和原油价格昨晚继续上涨,市场风险偏好明显修复,英国脱欧工作尚未启动,实际影响或需两年来明确,其他欧盟国家若要脱欧公投也需数月筹备。市场认为情绪冲击已过,实际影响尚未到来

综合评论:

上证综指和创业板指目前都站上了半年线,MACD指标也显示指数开始步入多头区间。如果外围市场平稳,预计中国股市有望开启缓慢升势,但这纯粹是因为风险偏好变化和技术原因。

2. 经济事件预告

日本 5月份工业产值、5月份建筑业订单

德国 5月份零售额、6月份失业率

法国 5月份生产者价格指数、6月份消费者价格指数

英国 第一季度国内生产总值

欧元区 6月份消费者价格指数

加拿大 4月份国内生产总值

四、深度/独家报道


中国买家再次瞄准英国楼市

在英国市场持续震荡之际,一些中国投资者已开始在英国寻找捡便宜货的机会。

来自中国深圳的富裕投资者朱梅(音)一段时间以来希望在日本购买一套房子。不过,在上周五出人意料的英国脱欧公投结果导致英镑大跌、避险货币日圆大涨之后,朱梅又有了新的想法。

朱梅称,现在在伦敦购房似乎是更好的机会。朱梅已在中国拥有多套房产,她希望在海外市场进行多元化资产配置。朱梅说,她的很多朋友已在英国或美国购置房产,他们想让自己的子女在这两个国家接受教育。朱梅有两个还未到上学年龄的孩子。她表示,从长远来看,在伦敦进行投资是安全的。

如果像朱梅这样的人现在开始关注英国房地产市场,这意味着今年以来的趋势可能出现转变。分析人士称,外资对英国房地产市场的兴趣一直在下降,主要受英国脱欧公投的不确定性以及当地已然很高的房价影响。

英国脱欧带来全球央行政策协调压力

在全球经济增长缓慢之际,欧洲央行行长德拉吉(Mario Draghi)敦促全球央行更好地协调政策以应对超低通胀问题,凸显出央行官员在英国公投决定退出欧盟之后所面临的困境。

在面临新的动荡之际,这些全球货币体系的守护者寻求为各自的经济提供支撑,但他们面临的压力大相径庭,而且也存在各国政策彼此牵制、进而破坏金融系统稳定的风险。

德拉吉在欧洲央行于葡萄牙举行的一次会议上表示,央行应检查自己的政策是否进行了恰当的协调。他还警告称,旨在提升本国竞争力的货币贬值举措对全球经济而言会造成"双输"的结果。

在全球央行努力应对即将到来的英国脱欧影响之际,德拉吉的这一警告引发共鸣。上周英国公投导致汇市动荡,推高了美元和日圆,拖累欧元和英镑走低。公投结果也引发投资者撤离股市和高风险的债券投资。在风险资产遭遇连续两个交易日的大举抛售之后,市场在周二趋于平静。

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