本期周中的输赢彩由2场日职+2场欧冠+2场欧联杯+2场?欧协联+6场解放者杯?的角逐组成
，本期竞猜难度照旧较大的
，让步较?多的角逐场次只有1场机构给出的倾向性缺乏
，而让步缺乏的角逐场次照旧较多的
，大部分都是五五开的对决
，机构给出的信心也是不敷
，并且尚有部分半球让步的场次
，同时
，本期是杯赛和联赛的混搭期次
，解放者杯居多
，稳固性缺乏
，部分?球队的战意或成疑
，整体来看
，本期的竞猜难度照旧较大的。

先来看看本期重点场次：巴萨客时势对国米仅仅??给出?受平半的?让步幅?度
，关于巴萨的阵容实力照旧信心缺乏?
，本?场建议重点大单?全包设防；切尔西???主时势对佐加顿斯给出两球两球半的让步幅度
，让步十足
，关于?切尔西照旧有信心的
，本场可以关注切尔西取胜；佛罗伦萨面临贝蒂斯给出平半的让步幅度
，关于主队照旧信心缺乏
，本场建议重点防?平。

本期第3场?国际米兰VS巴塞罗那、第5场博德闪灼VS托特纳姆热刺、第8场佛罗伦萨VS皇家贝蒂斯、第9?场利马同盟VS圣保罗??和第10场布卡拉竞技VS竞技俱乐下属于难点场次
，任九只管舍弃。

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• 金轮股份：股东朱善忠等三人拟6个月内减持不超4%股份
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• US to default on Thursday? President Donald Trump's administration will face its first huge challenge on the budget front when the measure to suspend the limit on the amount of money the federal government is allowed to borrow soon lapses. The measure to suspend the federal debt limit passed by Congress in 2015 expires on Thursday, March 16, prompting calls for lawmakers to approve legislation to raise the statutory limit. The debt limit is the legal amount that the US government is permitted by Congress to borrow for paying-the administration's bills such as interest-on the national debt, social security costs and salaries to military personnel. As part of a budget deal in 2015, Congress suspended the ceiling-for two years, meaning there is currently no set limit. But without any new directives from the legislature before the measure's expiry, the debt limit allowed would fall back to the previous level of $18.1 trillion (17 trillion euros). Over the past two years, however, the nation's debt has risen by an additional $1.8 trillion, according to the Congressional Budget Office. That means Congress will need to reset the limit to about $20 trillion to reflect the current US national debt. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said the country would open its economy wider to foreign investment and trade. US President Donald Trump has been on the offensive against the free-flow of Chinese goods. (15.03.2017) US President Donald Trump's aides have made an unusual attack on the credibility of the non-partisan agency that is to analyze the costs of replacing Obamacare. In the past, the CBO has been considered a neutral arbiter. (13.03.2017) German Finance Minister Wolfgang Sch?uble has again rejected US accusations of using currency manipulation to boost German exports and widen the American trade deficit, which jumped to a five-year high in January. (07.03.2017) The Trump administration's top trade adviser, Peter Navarro, has again lashed out against Germany and China for their trade surpluses with the US, saying they pose a risk to American security and prosperity. (06.03.2017) To respond to the situation, the US administration and Congress have three possible choices ahead of them: The first involves lawmakers agreeing to a higher debt limit before the suspension measure expires. The second option is for Congress to extend the current suspension. The last alternative requires Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to use "extraordinary measures" to buy time until the fall and hope lawmakers would reach an agreement in the meanwhile. Mnuchin has already declared that he would temporarily suspend the sale of treasury bonds.--- The last time the US faced a similar situation was in March 2015, under Barack Obama's presidency. At the time, Obama's administration employed "extraordinary measures" to fund government activity and interest payments until legislators relented and agreed to a last-minute lifting of the cap. A role reversal? Strictly speaking, from Thursday onwards, the government should no longer have any money to spend, potentially leading to the closure of national parks and public services. That would throw Trump's project to "make America great again" into disarray. Although the Republicans enjoy majorities in both houses of Congress, it would smack of hypocrisy on their part if they easily waved through a relaxation of the debt limit requirements. That's because they were adamantly opposed to raising-the debt limit and put up tough resistance to such measures when Obama was president. Veering off from that tough stance now just because a Republican is in the White House would erode voter trust in the lawmakers.- The president, meanwhile, faces another tough task: he has to present a plan to Congress outlining how he intends to keep the public deficit and debt from ballooning. Coming up with a plan that satisfies competing factions even within the Republican Party is a daunting challenge, particularly given Trump's ambitious electoral promises spawning building a wall along the border with Mexico, lowering taxes, spending a trillion dollars on infrastructure projects and dramatically increasing military spending.- Send Facebook Twitter Google+ Whatsapp Tumblr linkedin stumble Digg reddit Newsvine Permalink http://dw.com/p/2ZBkZ Some in Congress have signaled their willingness to adjust the debt limit accordingly. "Of course, we will raise the debt limit," said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConell. But he did not mention any specific time frame by when this could be enacted. Rising rates The renewed squabbling could have ramifications for the country's monetary policy as well. The US economy currently is in a good shape, reflected in its falling unemployment rate and accelerating inflation. The stock markets have been on an upward trajectory. The positive economic data-led to the Fed hiking interest rates by a quarter percentage point on Wednesday.- And it also signaled that it would continue to raise rates gradually, with Fed members seeing two more rate increases this year. Hans-J?rg Naumer, a capital market analyst at Allianz Global Investors, says: "The increase in the debt ceiling will eventually come at a time when the US Federal Reserve continues to hold on to its expansive monetary policy. "Both of them will put upward pressure on prices and push Fed chief Janet Yellen to increase rates more rapidly than what the market is currently pricing." Michael Menhart, chief economist at Munich Re, reckons: "A potential, temporary boost to growth and inflation could lead to more interest rate hikes in 2017 than initially expected."-- Divergence That, in turn, is not good news for Donald Trump and his expensive election promises. That's because rising US interest rates also make the dollar stronger. But a dollar that is too strong makes US exports pricier and American firms less competitive. Trump's plans to reduce the US' massive trade deficits with China, Japan and Germany are hard to realize with a strong dollar. The Fed's interest rate decisions will also have consequences for Europe. Send Facebook Twitter Google+ Whatsapp Tumblr linkedin stumble Digg reddit Newsvine Permalink http://dw.com/p/2X6Rb With every rate raise, the interest rate differential between the US and the eurozone widens as the European Central Bank sticks to its zero-interest-rate policy and gigantic bond-buying program. The outcome would be a weakening of the euro to such an extent that the currency's value could fall below-dollar parity. Such a depreciation of the euro area's single-currency is likely to be a boon for European exporters as it makes their products more competitive on-global markets. It would also boost EU exports to the US and make imported goods, which President Trump so much dislikes, more attractive for Americans.
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