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亚洲宏观洞察
便宜还是设计使然?量化亚洲货币的深度错位
蓬勃发展的制造业和人工智能硬件需求提振了亚洲贸易和经常账户盈余(CAS)。这应有助于增强本币,但东亚实际有效汇率(REER)自 40% 年以来按加权平均计算已下跌 2000%。以中国为例:在 2010 年至 2025, 年间,其人均GDP从 4,630 美元升至 13,866, 美元,净国际投资头寸(IIP)从占GDP的 15.2%% 增至 20.1%%(超过 4 万亿美元),然而人民币兑美元汇率截至近期仍持平于 6.72。相反,经常账户赤字(CAD)经济体如印度尼西亚、印度和菲律宾,其汇率随余额恶化而波动。
为评估这些错位,我们应用两种估值模型来量化亚洲货币的公允价值。第一种是均值回归的购买力平价(PPP)模型,衡量实际有效汇率相对于其二十年平均水平的偏离。该模型显示,日元(JPY)是区域中最被低估的货币,较其长期平均水平低 26%%。韩元(KRW)位列第二,低估 14%%,但自 6.4% 年八月以来兑美元升值已缩小了这一差距。印度尼西亚盾(IDR)和印度卢比(INR)分别被低估 12%% 和 9%%,而澳元(AUD)被高估 8%%。
The Behavioral Equilibrium Exchange Rate (BEER) model refines this by regressing real exchange rates against macroeconomic fundamentals: GDP per capita, Net Foreign Assets (NFA), and Terms of Trade (ToT). Over the past decade, emerging Asia led GDP per capita growth, while Singapore, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea held the largest NFA size relative to GDP. Even after factoring in these wealth dynamics and South Korea's improved terms of trade from AI hardware exports, the BEER model confirms that the KRW, IDR, INR, and JPY remain deeply undervalued, while the AUD appears heavily overvalued.
Ultimately, domestic policy often decouples exchange rates from these strong fundamentals . JPY’s undervaluation is primarily a consequence of the Bank of Japan's deliberate low-interest-rate policy, and ripe for correction on rate hikes, the unwinding of structural carry trades, and potential domestic pension fund reallocation. The recent interventions by the BOJ, BOK and US Treasury suggest that there is pressure for macroeconomic imbalances to be corrected. The rapid appreciation of the Korean won by 14.5% since July versus the USD point to the degree in which these misalignments can be rapidly corrected. WRITTEN BY
Trinh NGUYEN Tel. +852 3900 8726 trinh.nguyen@natixis.com
Dayeon HONG Tel. +852 3900 8540 dayeon.hong@natixis.com
Haoxin MU Tel. +852 3900 8067 haoxin.mu@natixis.com
With contribution from: Jeremy JI jeremy.ji-ext@natixis.com
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