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下周：关税和美国就业数据成为焦点。FP Markets Week Ahead的发布强调了即将到来的交易周需要注意的主要宏观驱动因素。

Week Ahead: Tariffs and US Jobs Data in the Spotlight.The FP Markets Week-Ahead release highlights key macro drivers to be aware of for the upcoming trading week.

日元每周预测：美元/日元会突破145吗？美国就业报告聚焦。美元/日元的预测取决于贸易新闻、日本央行的政策线索和美国的就业数据。随着经济数据推动利率投机，预计市场将出现波动。

Japanese Yen Weekly Forecast: Will USD/JPY Break 145? US Jobs Report in Focus.USD/JPY forecast hinges on trade news, BoJ policy cues, and U.S. job numbers. Market volatility expected as economic data drives rate speculation.

穆迪全球评级将尼日利亚的信用评级从Caa1上调至B3，理由是该国的外部和财政状况有了显著改善。该机构指出，在最近政策转变的推动下，尼日利亚的通胀风险已经降低。通货膨胀和国内借贷成本显示出缓解的早期迹象，增强了人们对这些政策变化稳定性的信心。 与此同时，穆迪将尼日利亚的前景从积极调整为稳定，因为它预计外部和财政方面的进展将继续，尽管如果油价下跌，进展速度会放缓。标准普尔对尼日利亚的信用评级为B-，前景稳定。

Moody's Global Ratings upgraded Nigeria’s credit rating to B3 from Caa1, citing significant improvements in the country’s external and fiscal positions. The agency noted that inflationary risks in Nigeria, driven by recent policy shifts, have diminished. Inflation and domestic borrowing costs are showing early signs of easing, bolstering confidence in the stability of these policy changes. At the same time, Moody’s revised Nigeria’s outlook from positive to stable, as it expects progress on the external and fiscal fronts to continue, albeit at a slower pace if oil prices decline. Standard & Poor's credit rating for Nigeria stands at B-, with a stable outlook.

穆迪评级将巴西的主权信用评级前景从“积极”上调至“稳定”，同时确认其“Ba1”评级，理由是在解决支出刚性和围绕财政政策建立信誉方面进展慢于预期。穆迪于10月将巴西评级上调至Ba1，并将前景变化归因于“债务负担能力的明显恶化”。该机构指出，这些挑战抵消了投资和GDP增长的上行潜力，以及“广泛支持巴西信贷质量”的持续经济改革。标准普尔对巴西的信用评级为BB，前景稳定。DBRS对巴西的信用评级最后报告为BB，前景稳定。

Moody's Ratings revised Brazil’s sovereign credit rating outlook to ‘stable’ from ‘positive’ while affirming its ‘Ba1’ rating, citing slower-than-expected progress in addressing spending rigidity and building credibility around fiscal policy. Moody’s, which had upgraded Brazil in October to the Ba1 rating, also attributed the outlook change to “a pronounced deterioration in debt affordability.” The agency noted that these challenges offset the upside potential for investment and GDP growth, as well as ongoing economic reforms that “are broadly supportive of Brazil’s credit quality.” Standard & Poor's credit rating for Brazil stands at BB with a stable outlook. DBRS' credit rating for Brazil was last reported at BB with a stable outlook.