-- 德国股市周一在劳动节假期后回归市场,但随后下跌。投资者正在评估最新的德国工厂活动商业调查数据,同时关注中东局势不断升级以及美国新的关税威胁。 收盘时,蓝筹股DAX指数下跌1.24%。 据标普全球数据显示,德国4月份制造业采购经理人指数(PMI)终值从上月创下的46个月高点52.2小幅下滑至51.4,高于此前公布的初值51.2。由于持续的中东冲突导致商业前景“黯淡”,新订单和生产增长被抵消,制造业扩张速度放缓。 标普全球市场情报经济副总监菲尔·史密斯表示:“由于对供需双方状况的担忧日益加剧,预计来年业务活动将下滑的企业数量已超过预期增长的企业。人们担心飙升的通胀压力及其导致的购买力下降将抑制需求,4月份工厂出厂价格通胀率飙升至三年多来的最高水平。与此同时,由于供应延迟已达到2022年年中以来的最高水平,无论需求状况如何,都存在生产缩减的风险。” 谈到中东冲突,伊朗海军声称在霍尔木兹海峡击退了一艘美国军舰,据称当时该军舰正在贾斯克港附近航行,伊朗海军用两枚导弹击中了它。路透社援引伊朗国家媒体报道称,德黑兰警告外国海军,如果它们进入霍尔木兹海峡,伊朗将予以“果断回应”。这份报告发布之际,美国总统唐纳德·特朗普周日表示,华盛顿计划援助滞留在该水道的中立商船。 在关税方面,特朗普于2026年5月1日宣布,他将从本周开始把欧盟制造的汽车关税从15%提高到25%,并声称欧盟未能遵守2025年7月生效的贸易框架协议。美国总统告诉记者,此举旨在迫使欧洲品牌更快地将生产转移回美国本土。 在此背景下,德国汽车公司梅赛德斯-奔驰集团(MBG.F)、宝马(BMW.F)、大众汽车(VOW.F)和保时捷汽车控股公司(PAH3.F)的股价分别下跌了3.35%、2.44%、2.22%和0.94%,原因是Xetra股票交易引发了广泛关注。 与此同时,西门子能源(ENR.F)股价下跌 2.09%,原因是奥地利联邦经济、能源和旅游部宣布,这家德国能源技术公司计划在该国投资 1.55 亿欧元用于两个项目,其中包括一项变压器生产计划和一个新的服务工厂的开发。
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