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美联储面临更艰巨的通胀之战,加息压力加大Fed faces tougher inflation fight as pressure builds for more rate hikes

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数据:FactSet;图表:Courtenay Brown/AxiosData: FactSet; Chart: Courtenay Brown/Axios

数据来源:FactSet;图表:Courtenay Brown/Axios通胀不再局限于少数麻烦领域。现在,美联储官员开始质疑逐步加息是否足以遏制通胀。

Data: FactSet; Chart: Courtenay Brown/Axios Inflation is no longer confined to a handful of trouble spots. Now, Federal Reserve officials are starting to question whether raising interest rates gradually will be enough to contain it.

为何重要:美联储官员原本希望,一系列相对温和的加息就足以将通胀控制住——这更多是一次重新校准,而非紧缩周期。

Why it matters: Fed officials had hoped that a relatively modest series of interest rate hikes would be enough to bring inflation under control — more a recalibration than a tightening campaign.

  • 但顽固的高位——且日益广泛——的价格压力,增加了更长期紧缩周期的可能性,且看不到明确的终点。

• But stubbornly high — and increasingly widespread — price pressures are raising the possibility of a more prolonged tightening campaign, with no clear endpoint in sight.

  • 这将使美联储面临更艰难的平衡:加息幅度要足以遏制通胀,又不能不必要地损害经济。

• That would leave the Fed facing a more difficult balancing act: raising rates enough to contain inflation without unnecessarily damaging the economy.

他们怎么说:芝加哥联储主席古尔斯比周二晚些时候表示:“我们手头有一个真正的通胀问题,它一直在发展——我们将不得不应对它。”他称通胀数据“接近令人不安的程度”。

What they're saying: "We have got a real inflation issue on our hands that has been developing — and we're going to have to deal with that," Chicago Fed president Austan Goolsbee, who called the inflation data "borderline disturbing," said late Tuesday Driving the news:

推动新闻的因素:在周二公布的热门通胀报告和美联储官员鹰派言论(包括理事沃勒提出下月可能大幅加息)的推动下,美债收益率飙升。

Treasury yields are surging after Tuesday's hot inflation report and hawkish commentary from Fed officials — including governor Christopher Waller, who raised the prospect of a supersized rate hike next month.

  • 短期收益率涨幅大于长期收益率,这表明投资者预期美联储可能需要比先前预期更激进地加息。

• Short-term yields have risen more sharply than longer-term yields, a sign that investors expect the Fed may need to raise rates more aggressively than previously anticipated.

  • 两年期美债收益率在周二飙升17个基点后仍在继续攀升,这是自2025年4月以来最大单日涨幅——当时市场因“解放日”关税而动荡。

• The yield on the two-year Treasury note is still marching higher after surging 17 basis points on Tuesday, which was the biggest one-day surge since April 2025 — when markets were reeling from the "liberation day" tariffs.

  • 10年期美债收益率跳涨约8个基点,重回5%上方。

• The yield on the 10-year Treasury note jumped about 8 basis points, putting it back above 5%.

  • 根据CME“美联储观察”,金融市场认为12月加息几成定局。对明年的预期正在升温,交易员目前预计到6月将再加息两次,每次25个基点。

• Financial markets see a December rate hike as virtually certain, according to CME FedWatch. Expectations for next year are trending higher, with traders now pricing in two additional quarter-point hikes by June. The big picture:

大局:旨在剔除异常大幅价格波动的指标显示,潜在通胀压力正在加快。

Measures designed to strip out unusually large price swings suggest that underlying inflation pressures are gaining pace.

  • 克利夫兰联储的修正平均消费者价格指数——该指数过滤掉异常大幅的价格波动,以更清晰地反映潜在通胀——10月环比上涨0.4%,为5月以来最大单月涨幅。

• The Cleveland Fed's trimmed-mean Consumer Price Index —which filters out unusually large price swings to give a clearer picture of underlying inflation — rose 0.4% in October, the largest monthly increase since May.

  • 亚特兰大联储的粘性价格CPI追踪通常变动缓慢的价格,10月按年率计算加速至4.7%,为2025年2月以来最快。

• The Atlanta Fed's sticky-price CPI, which tracks prices that typically change, slowly accelerated to a 4.7% annualized pace in October, its fastest since February 2025.

  • 嘉信理财宏观研究主管凯文·戈登在社交媒体发文称,10月消费价格篮子中超过四分之三的项目价格以超过2%的年率上涨,这一比例为2022年8月以来最高。

• More than three-quarters of the consumer price basket saw prices rise at an annualized rate exceeding 2% in October, the largest share since August 2022, Charles Schwab's head of macro research Kevin Gordon posted on

但也有相反因素:即使在顽固通胀的背景下,美联储也可能有理由谨慎行事。

Yes, but: The Fed may have reason to proceed cautiously even against the backdrop of stubborn inflation.

  • 债券收益率上升和科技股抛售(因英伟达首席执行官黄仁勋抛售股票而再度升温)已在收紧金融条件——可能替美联储完成了部分需由加息来完成的工作。

• Rising bond yields and a sell-off in technology stocks (revived again by the exit of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang) are already tightening financial conditions — potentially doing some of the work of higher interest rates.

  • 美联储理事米歇尔·鲍曼在一次演讲中表示,股价下跌、借贷成本上升和美元走强可能拖累经济增长,尤其是那些已因高利率而举步维艰的行业。

• Fed governor Michelle Bowman said in a speech that falling stock prices, higher borrowing costs and a stronger dollar could weigh on economic growth, particularly in sectors already struggling with high interest rates.

  • 克利夫兰联储主席贝丝·哈马克上月在维持利率不变的决定中投了反对票,她周四上午表示,仍支持更渐进的加息方式。“这比采取更急剧、更激进的举措对整体经济的冲击更小,”她说。展望推动今年通胀走高的一些因素——包括关税和伊朗战争——原本预计是暂时的。但这些因素可能证明更具持久性的风险不断浮现。

• Cleveland Fed president Beth Hammack, who dissented against the decision to hold rates steady last month, said she still supported a more gradual approach to raising rates. "It's less disruptive to the overall economy than moving in sharper, more aggressive movements," she said Thursday morning. What to Some of the forces driving inflation higher this year — including tariffs and the Iran war — were expected to be temporary. But the risk that they will prove more persistent keeps resurfacing.

  • 特朗普总统周四上午威胁称,除非墨西哥阻止一支移民大篷车抵达美墨边境,否则将把对墨西哥进口商品的关税加倍。

• President Trump threatened on Thursday morning to double tariffs on Mexican imports unless the nation stops a caravan of migrants from reaching the U.S. border.

特朗普还表示,美国不需要与伊朗达成协议,这引发了新的疑问:这场冲突(以及对全球能源供应的干扰)究竟能结束得多快。

• Trump also said the U.S. doesn't need a deal with Iran, raising fresh questions about how soon the conflict (and the disruption to global energy supplies) might end.

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