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美元/日元：日本增长意外风险 - 荷兰国际集团
荷兰国际集团（ING）的 Chris Turner 指出，日本可能成为一个潜在的积极增长意外，这可能会对美元/日元构成压力。Turner 指出，韩国受芯片带动的增长和上调后的 GDP 预测可作为参考模板，而日本则提供关键的制造设备，并受益于宽松的财政政策。
日本走强可能打压美元/日元
"我们也在关注日本，看看它是否可能效仿韩国，交出更强劲的增长表现。"
"在韩国，芯片出口提振了整体经济，韩国央行将今年的 GDP 预测从 2026 年初的 1.8% 上调至 3.3%。"
"日本为芯片生产提供制造设备和材料。"
"宽松财政政策对经济带来的更广泛利好，可能会令日本增长出现上行意外、日本央行政策收紧，以及美元/日元大幅走弱。"
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