油价突破100美元 关税不确定性冲击风险资产
黄金 ▬ 持平
石油 ▲ 上涨
加密货币 ▼ 下跌
原油已突破每桶100美元的关口,涨势强劲。美国库存收紧和加拿大供应流入美国市场为油价提供支撑。这波商品价格上涨反映了地缘政治紧张局势加剧和供应动态变化,预计这些因素将在短期内继续推高能源价格。
与此同时,加密货币市场正在回退,因为投资者风险偏好在贸易政策不确定性加剧的背景下恶化。比特币已滑向94000美元,对主要贸易伙伴征收额外关税的威胁引发了更广泛的市场焦虑。关税言论也在全球股市施压,亚洲股指因保护主义政策信号而大幅下跌。
油价强势与加密货币疲软之间的分化凸显了不同资产类别如何对相同宏观背景做出反应。虽然能源受益于供应约束和地缘政治风险溢价,但数字资产对风险情绪转变和激进贸易政策可能引发的经济放缓更为敏感。
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