闫瑞祥:反转信号呈现前 美系空非美多不变

Core Viewpoint - The news discusses the current state of various currency pairs, highlighting key support and resistance levels, as well as critical price zones where no reversal signals have been observed. Currency Analysis - US Dollar Index (DXY): The critical watershed is in the 99.10-20 area, maintaining a bearish outlook until a reversal signal appears [1]. - USD/JPY: Monthly support is at 150.40, with a short-term watershed at 155.60-70, maintaining a bearish stance until a reversal signal is observed [2][17]. - USD/CAD: Monthly support is at 150.40, with a critical watershed at 155.60-70, maintaining a bearish outlook until a reversal signal appears [14]. - USD/CHF: Monthly support is at 1.3960, with a critical watershed at 1.3970, maintaining a bearish stance until a reversal signal is observed [4][14]. - EUR/USD: Monthly support is at 1.1180, with a critical watershed at 0.8020-30, maintaining a bearish outlook until a reversal signal appears [6][16]. - GBP/USD: Monthly support is at 1.3100, with a critical watershed at 1.3260-70, maintaining a bullish stance until a reversal signal is observed [20]. - AUD/USD: Monthly support is at 0.6430, with a critical watershed at 1.3260-70, maintaining a bullish outlook until a reversal signal appears [20]. - NZD/USD: A critical watershed is in the 0.6575-85 area, maintaining a bullish stance until a reversal signal is observed [9][21]. - Other Currencies: The analysis includes various support and resistance levels for other currency pairs, indicating a mix of bullish and bearish sentiments across different time frames [3][5][11][18][19][23]. Economic Events - Key economic events to watch include: - 15:00: U.S. Department of Commerce press conference - 16:00: Swiss unemployment rate for November - 18:00: Eurozone retail sales for October - 20:30: U.S. Challenger job cuts for November - 21:30: U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ending November 29 - 23:00: U.S. global supply chain pressure index for November - 23:30: U.S. EIA natural gas inventory for the week ending November 28 [12][23].