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Forexlive美洲外汇新闻摘要6月9日：美元小幅下跌。原油价格上涨。。欧洲大陆大部分地区今天都放假了。在美国，经济日历缓慢导致货币市场价格波动。

Forexlive Americas FX news wrap 9 Jun: The USD moves modestly lower. Crude higher..Most of continental Europe was off on Holiday today. In the US, a slow economic calendar led to up and down price action in the currency markets.

天然气价格预测：跌至5天低点。天然气在突破失败后接近低点，3.50美元左右的关键支撑位可能决定下一个方向。

Natural Gas Price Forecast: Falls to 5-Day Low.Natural gas trades near lows after a failed breakout, with a key support cluster around $3.50 likely to determine the next direction.

周一，Ibovespa指数下跌0.3%，收于135699点，为一个月低点，此前财政部长费尔南多·哈达德公布了一项临时措施，以“重新校准”上个月的IOF法令。该计划与国会领导人达成一致，将最初的交易税上调改为对以前免税的证券征税和对体育博彩征收更高的利率，但没有削减开支，这引发了人们对巴西财政轨迹的怀疑。在国际上，所有人的目光都集中在本周在伦敦举行的美中贸易谈判上，以及美联储政策决定之前即将公布的美国通胀数据上。在国内，B3领跌2.7%，紧随其后的是钢铁制造商CSN，下跌2%，Ambev下跌0.9%。肉类包装商JBS上涨1.9%，抵消了部分损失，因希望出口需求持续。

The Ibovespa slipped 0.3% to close at 135,699 Monday, a one-month low after Finance Minister Fernando Haddad unveiled a provisional measure to “recalibrate” last month’s IOF decree. The plan, agreed with congressional leaders, swaps the initial transaction-tax hikes for levies on previously exempt securities and higher rates on sports betting, but stops short of spending cuts—breeding doubts about Brazil’s fiscal trajectory. Internationally, all eyes are on US–China trade talks in London this week and on looming US inflation data ahead of the Fed’s policy decision. Domestically, B3 led the downtrend with a 2.7% drop, followed by steelmaker CSN, which lost 2%, and Ambev, down 0.9%. Offsetting some of the losses, meat-packer JBS climbed 1.9% on hopes of sustained export demand.

2025年4月，阿根廷工业生产同比增长8.5%，这是继第18次收缩后连续第5个月增长，并在3月份反弹5.0%后加速增长。这一增长主要是由于机动车和其他交通工具（9.6%对-9.6%）以及设备、装置和仪器（27.6%对19.3%）的强劲扩张；石油精炼、焦炭和核燃料（3.6%对1.6%）、食品和饮料（7.5%对5.6%）、纺织产品、服装和鞋类（11.0%对10.5%）、木材、纸张、出版和印刷（5.1%对3.4%）以及制造业（36.2%对32.9%）的涨幅较为温和。另一方面，贱金属和非金属（14.2%对16.6%）以及机械设备（12.8%对8.7%）略有放缓。经季节性调整的月度数据显示，工业生产增长2.2%，扭转了上个月4.5%的下降趋势。

Industrial production in Argentina grew 8.5% in April 2025 compared to the same period last year, the 5th consecutive month of growth after an 18th contraction, and accelerating after a 5.0% rebound in March. The increase was driven mainly by stronger expansions in motor vehicles and other transportation (9.6% vs. -9.6%) and equipment, devices and instruments (27.6% vs. 19.3%); with more modest gains in petroleum refining, coke and nuclear fuel (3.6% vs. 1.6%), food and beverages (7.5% vs. 5.6%), textile products, clothing and footwear (11.0% vs. 10.5%), wood, paper, publishing and printing (5.1% vs. 3.4%) and manufacturing (36.2% vs. 32.9%). On the other hand, there was a slight slowdown in base metals and non-metals (14.2% versus 16.6%) and machinery and equipment (12.8% versus 8.7%). On a seasonally adjusted monthly basis, industrial production grew 2.2%, reversing the 4.5% drop in the previous month.