每日机构分析：11月20日

Group 1 - BNY Mellon reports that Asian foreign reserves remain ample, with import coverage at a favorable level, indicating strong regional resilience against risks [1] - Goldman Sachs highlights a significant reversal in the relationship between the US dollar and the VIX index, suggesting a weakening appeal of the dollar as a traditional safe-haven asset [2] - Deutsche Bank analysts note Nvidia's third-quarter performance significantly exceeded expectations, with strong growth in AI computing and data center revenues projected to reach approximately $500 billion by the end of 2026 [2] Group 2 - Action Economics indicates that the absence of continuous US employment data weakens rate cut expectations, with the Fed likely to adopt a wait-and-see approach for more evidence [1][3] - The US labor market is described as showing signs of slowing but not entering a recession, with small businesses facing the most pressure and job losses concentrated there [3] - The Fed remains cautious about rate cuts, with the next employment report delayed, limiting guidance for the December meeting [3]