International 1. Macquarie: The US dollar is temporarily stable, but underlying concerns remain. 2. ING: Multiple pressures combined, the Canadian dollar may face downside risks. 3. CreditSights: Warsh's return intensifies the controversy surround

2026-02-02

International 1. Macquarie: The US dollar is temporarily stable, but underlying concerns remain. 2. ING: Multiple pressures combined, the Canadian dollar may face downside risks. 3. CreditSights: Warsh's return intensifies the controversy surrounding the Fed's balance sheet reduction, and regulatory pressure may shift to the Treasury. Domestic 1. CICC: $5500 is a key watershed for gold prices; Warsh is merely a catalyst. 2. CICC: In the short term, Warsh's nomination has limited impact on the interest rate cut path. 3. Huatai Securities: Multiple dimensions drive the valuation recovery of real estate stocks. 4. Huatai Macro: Warsh may attempt to promote a policy combination of "interest rate cuts + balance sheet reduction." 5. CITIC Securities: Gold is expected to rise to $6000 and silver to $120 by 2026. 6. CITIC Securities: One of the core objectives of the Trump administration is to promote a decline in long-term interest rates through personnel changes at the Fed. 7. CITIC Securities: Warsh's nomination as Fed Chair represents the policy intention of "US version of shifting from virtual to real economy." 8. CITIC Securities: Some positive signals have emerged in the current real estate market. 9. Shenwan Hongyuan: The market still expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates twice in 2026. 10. Galaxy Securities: With declining expectations of Fed rate cuts, Hong Kong stocks may continue to fluctuate. 11. Industrial Securities: Ample incremental funds are expected to continue driving the spring rally in depth.