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据 QCP Capital 于 6 月 10 日发布的市场报告，当前跨资产抛售由多重因素共振驱动：一是地缘政治层面，美伊军事冲突升级、霍尔木兹海峡通行前景不明，市场同步定价军事风险与能源中断风险；二是宏观层面，上周强于预期的非农数据重燃通胀担忧，市场对美联储 2026 年加息概率的预期明显上升，当日发布的 CPI 数据（市场预期 headline 通胀高于 4.2%）成为最大宏观变量，若再度超预期将进一步强化鹰派路径；三是 AI 交易层面，Oracle 财报面临高预期与低容错的双重压力，Broadcom 上周的市场反应已发出警示，任何前瞻指引或利润率的失望均可能拖累股市。加密市场与上述风险情绪高度联动，在 CPI 与 Oracle 财报落地前，市场料将维持脆弱、对消息面高度敏感的状态。
According to QCP Capital’s market report, as the geopolitical risk premium gradually subsided last week, market sentiment turned cautious, and investors’ attention has refocused on policy direction, the interest-rate path, and the economic growth outlook. Equities have been trading near recent highs but lack momentum for an upside breakout. The Federal Reserve’s FOMC decision is due today. A pause in rate hikes is now the baseline market expectation; however, with no new CPI or employment data released since the prior meeting, markets are highly sensitive to Chair Powell’s commentary—any hawkish signal could swiftly reprice front-end rates and tighten financial conditions. Meanwhile, growing attention is turning to potential leadership changes at the Fed. Kevin Warsh has gained increasing traction in market forecasts. His hawkish stance on inflation and skepticism toward quantitative easing stand in marked contrast to current policy approaches. Should he assume leadership, liquidity-driven assets—including crypto—could face pressure, given crypto markets’ particular sensitivity to rising real yields and a stronger U.S. dollar. Regarding Bitcoin: after a strong performance in April—supported by ETF inflows and sustained institutional accumulation—the price has entered a range-bound phase. Funding rates remain subdued, volatility continues to narrow, and the broader market is in a wait-and-see mode. QCP believes Bitcoin’s next directional move will hinge more on Fed signals and macroeconomic data than on crypto-native flows. Additionally, the upcoming tech earnings season, alongside releases of the PCE and GDP price indices, will further test the validity of the “soft landing” narrative.