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Amillex每日市场评论:英伟达财报发布前科技股反弹;日本国债收益率飙升至17年高位,引发“三重冲击”;黄金突破$4120;原油受供需失衡影响跌破$59

November 20, 2025 — U.S. equities closed broadly higher with the Nasdaq up over 0.4%, while Alphabet hit a record high. Japan’s 10-year JGB yield spiked to 1.765%, the highest since June 2008, sending the yen to 155.89. Spot gold jumped more than 1.1% above $4,120, WTI crude fell 3% to $58.69, and Bitcoin dropped below $92,000.

1. U.S. Equities: Tech Stocks Broadly Higher; Alphabet Sets All-Time High as Sentiment Improves Before Nvidia Earnings

The S&P 500 rose 0.13%, the Dow added 0.10%, and the Nasdaq edged up 0.12%.

The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index fell 1.4%.

Sector ETFs:

• Airlines ETF +1.32%

• Banks ETF +0.54%

• Energy ETF –1.88%

股票亮点:

• Alphabet jumped 6%, pushing its market cap to $3.63 trillion (Gemini 3 Pro ranked No.1 on LMArena).

• Nvidia gained 2% pre-market as investors await earnings to confirm AI demand—its market cap now exceeds that of the entire energy, materials, and real estate sectors combined.

Core logic:

• Earnings preview: Strategas noted Nvidia’s results “could reignite AI optimism,” though expectations are significantly elevated.

• Sector rotation: Funds rotated out of energy and into tech; Fed December rate-cut probability remains below 50%.

2. Asia-Pacific Markets: Japan Hit by “Triple Shock” in Stocks, Bonds, and FX as Fiscal Fears Intensify

The Nikkei 225 fell 0.3%, TOPIX declined 0.2%.

Japan’s 10-year JGB yield surged to 1.765%, a new 17-year high.

The yen weakened to 155.89, the lowest since January.

司机:

• Fiscal concerns: Markets expect PM Sanae Takai’s government to unveil a massive supplementary budget, likely boosting JGB supply.

• Policy signal: PM’s economic adviser Kataoka said, “A rate hike is unlikely before March,” reinforcing a dovish stance and pressuring the yen.

Regional spillover:

• KOSPI fell 0.6%.

• China’s A-share new energy sector continued to face selling pressure.

3. Precious Metals & Commodities: Gold Surges on Safe-Haven Demand; Oil Drops as Supply Conditions Worsen

• Spot gold rose 1.1% to $4,120; spot silver climbed 2.29% to $51.8.

• Safe-haven demand was supported by Japan’s fiscal concerns and stretched U.S. tech valuations.

原油:

• WTI crude fell 3% to $58.69; Brent followed lower.

• Bearish catalysts:

– API crude inventories rose 4.45 million barrels (vs. –0.6 million expected)

– OPEC+ compliance deteriorated

• Copper edged lower as global demand expectations weakened.

4. FX & Crypto: Yen Falls to 10-Month Low; Bitcoin Extends Decline

• The Dollar Index rose 0.2%.

• EUR/USD fell to 1.1580; GBP weakened.

政策分歧:

• Fed remains hawkish (rate-cut odds <50%).

• Bank of Japan stays accommodative — widening the U.S.–Japan rate differential.

Crypto:

• Bitcoin –0.7% to $91,780;

• Ethereum –1% to $3,065.

Volatility in risk assets increased, putting pressure on leveraged long positions.

5. Bond Markets: JGBs Sold Heavily While U.S. Yields Stay Flat

• Japan 10-year yield rose 2 bps to 1.765%, a 17-year high.

• U.S. 10-year Treasury yield held steady at 4.11% as investors await NFP and Fed minutes.

• German bund yields edged lower amid safe-haven flows and soft European equities.

今日焦点

英伟达财报

• Market expectation: $54.9B revenue (+56% YoY).

• Focus: AI chip orders and supply chain visibility.

• Impact:

– Beat: Nasdaq may challenge recent highs

– Miss: Broad pullback likely across AI-linked stocks

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