International financial research institutions have made a series of forecasts regarding the economy and markets. Morgan Stanley expects that by the end of 2026, the exchange rate of the RMB against the US dollar will gently appreciate to the level of 7.05. UBS Global Wealth Management is optimistic about the rise potential of the Chinese stock market and recommends that investors allocate to Chinese stocks. Citigroup has raised its target for the S&P 500 index to 6300 points but strategically prefers to Buy the Dips rather than chase the price.

Barclays pointed out that the U.S. inflation data for May may reflect the impact of tariff policies. Société Générale analysis suggests that the dollar may maintain a stable trend in the short term. Bank of America proposed that Saudi Arabia may be considering launching a price war to regain market share.

Regarding the oil market, Morgan Stanley's research shows that OPEC+'s decision to increase production has not yet been fully reflected in actual data. Deutsche Bank warns that a prolonged high interest rate environment may have adverse effects on U.S. corporate debtors.

These analytical views collectively form the complex landscape of the current global financial and energy markets. Investors need to closely monitor changes in various indicators and cautiously formulate investment strategies.