Group 1 - The dollar index (DXY) has slightly risen to around 99.55 during the Asian trading session, primarily driven by the easing of U.S. government shutdown risks [2] - Market sentiment has improved as investors anticipate the passage of government funding legislation, leading to a decrease in risk aversion and a mild recovery in the dollar against major currencies [2] - The fluctuations in the dollar index are influenced by multiple factors, including U.S. macroeconomic data, fiscal policy developments, and Federal Reserve monetary policy expectations [2] Group 2 - Recent economic data has shown weakness, putting pressure on growth momentum, with U.S. consumer confidence dropping to a three-and-a-half-year low in early November [3] - The labor market is also showing signs of cooling, with private sector employment decreasing by an average of approximately 11,000 jobs per week over the four weeks ending October 25, indicating declining confidence in hiring [3] - Market focus is on upcoming speeches from Federal Reserve officials, which may provide signals regarding future interest rate directions, influencing the dollar's short-term volatility [3] Group 3 - Some forex strategists suggest that the easing of government shutdown risks is more of a short-term sentiment driver, while the medium-term outlook for the dollar will depend on actual economic data performance [4] - Key indicators such as inflation pressure, employment changes, and manufacturing activity will be crucial for assessing the Federal Reserve's future policy [4] - International factors, including the relatively loose monetary policies in the Eurozone and Japan, provide some support for the dollar, but a continued slowdown in U.S. economic growth could diminish the attractiveness of U.S. Treasury yields, weakening the dollar's interest rate advantage [4]

Group 1 - LME copper prices increased by $31, or 0.29%, closing at $10,827.00 per ton on November 11, 2023, influenced by weak employment data and a declining dollar [1][2] - The year-to-date increase in LME copper prices is 23%, with a record high of $11,200 per ton reached on October 29, 2023 [4] - The U.S. Senate approved a compromise plan to restore federal funding, which is expected to end the government shutdown, positively impacting financial markets and industrial metals [4][5] Group 2 - Codelco, Chile's state-owned copper company, reported a 7% decrease in production in September, contributing to upward pressure on copper prices [5] - Deutsche Bank raised its year-end price forecast for copper to $10,500 per ton, aluminum to $2,900 per ton, and zinc to $3,000 per ton, while lowering nickel's forecast to $15,000 per ton [6] - Indonesia's Trade Ministry reported a 53.89% year-on-year decrease in refined tin exports in October, indicating potential supply constraints [7]

Group 1 - The US dollar index closed down 0.14% at 99.48 on November 11 [1] - Most non-US currencies experienced declines, with the euro rising 0.22% to 1.1583 against the dollar [1] - The British pound fell 0.21% to 1.3149 against the dollar, while the Australian dollar decreased by 0.14% to 0.6527 [1] Group 2 - The US dollar appreciated slightly against the Japanese yen, increasing by 0.01% to 154.1495 [1] - The US dollar also saw a minor decline of 0.01% against the Canadian dollar, settling at 1.4019 [1] - The US dollar dropped 0.55% against the Swiss franc, reaching 0.8005 [1]

Core Points - The ICE Dollar Index decreased by 0.16% to 99.428 points at the end of trading on Tuesday, November 11 [1] - The intraday trading range for the index was between 99.738 and 99.287 points [1]

Core Viewpoint - The recent fluctuations in the RMB to USD exchange rate indicate a generally strong performance despite minor adjustments, with a focus on stabilizing the CFETS index and other currency baskets [1][2]. Exchange Rate Trends - On November 11, the RMB to USD central parity rate was reported at 7.0866, a decrease of 10 basis points from the previous day [1]. - Since breaking the 7.1 mark on October 15, the RMB has maintained a strong performance, with a peak of 7.0836 on November 7, the highest since October 16, 2024 [1]. - The CFETS RMB exchange rate index reached 97.96, the BIS index was at 104.19, and the SDR index was at 92.34, all marking new highs since mid-April [1]. Influencing Factors - The recent slight depreciation of the RMB against the USD is attributed to a small increase in the USD index, which rose by 0.17% last week [2]. - The USD index closed at 99.6202 on November 10 and peaked at 99.739 on November 11 [2]. - Despite external pressures, domestic economic policies are expected to provide support for the RMB, ensuring stability in the fourth quarter [2]. Future Outlook - The RMB is anticipated to exhibit a mild appreciation next year, provided that exports do not experience unexpected changes [3].

Group 1: Bitcoin Analysis - The Bollinger Bands on the 4-hour chart show a clear contraction, with prices retreating from the upper band and finding support near the lower band around 104,600, currently oscillating near the middle band at 105,000. This indicates intense short-term bullish and bearish battles, with the market remaining in a wide range of 104,000-108,000, and key support/resistance levels not being effectively breached [1] - The MACD indicator shows the fast and slow lines converging below the zero axis, with a shortening green momentum bar, indicating weakened short-term downward momentum, but no clear bullish crossover has formed, requiring observation of the rebound's sustainability [1] - The 4-hour RSI has rebounded from the oversold zone (below 30) to around 50, hovering in the neutral zone without showing overbought/oversold signals, confirming the oscillating pattern [1] Group 2: Ethereum Analysis - The 4-hour Bollinger Bands are continuously narrowing, with prices oscillating around the middle and lower bands (3,500-3,560), forming a typical converging triangle. The middle band (3,580) faced pressure and retreated, indicating insufficient short-term bullish strength, but the 3,500 support level remains intact without a breakdown [2] - During the rebound, trading volume has not significantly increased, showing a price rise with reduced volume, suggesting that the upward momentum relies on short covering rather than active buying, necessitating caution against false breakout risks [2] - The OBV indicator shows the energy tide line oscillating in sync with prices, confirming the current state as a range fluctuation rather than a trending market [2] Group 3: Cross-Asset Technical Insights - The strengthening of the US dollar in the short term is suppressing the rebound potential of cryptocurrencies, but it does not alter the oscillating nature of Bitcoin and Ethereum, necessitating attention to the resistance at the 95 level of the US dollar index and its subsequent impact on the market [3]

就业数据公司ADP估计，在截至10月25日的四周内，私营部门每周减少1.1万个工作岗位。而上周的另一个数据系列，ADP则预计10月份私营部门增加4.2万个就业岗位。该数据旨在更接近地复制非农报告。#行情 数据公布后，美元指数DXY短线跳水，非美货币集体上涨，现货黄金小幅走高。 ...

Market Overview - The US dollar index rebounded to 99.55 in October, with a monthly increase of 1.76%. Most non-USD currencies declined, except for the ruble and the ringgit, while gold hit a yearly high before retracing, and commodity prices mostly fell [1]. Economic Data - US inflation data showed a lower-than-expected CPI of 3% year-on-year for September, compared to the expected 3.1%. Core CPI increased by 0.3% month-on-month, below the anticipated 0.4% [4]. - The labor market outlook is concerning, with September's non-farm employment and unemployment rate data delayed due to the government shutdown. The ADP employment report showed a decrease of 32,000 jobs, significantly below the expected increase of 52,000 [5]. - Consumer confidence continues to decline, with the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index for October at 53.6, below the expected 55, marking a fourth consecutive month of decline [5]. - Manufacturing showed signs of recovery, with the S&P Global Manufacturing PMI for October at 52.5, up from 52.2 previously [5]. Federal Reserve Actions - The Federal Reserve lowered the federal funds rate target range by 25 basis points in October, from 4%-4.25% to 3.75%-4%. There were internal divisions regarding future rate cuts, with Chairman Powell indicating that a December rate cut is not guaranteed due to missing economic data from the government shutdown [10][11]. - The market's expectations for a December rate cut have diminished, with the Fed's hawkish stance providing support for the dollar [10]. Currency Performance - The euro weakened in October, failing to maintain its strength from September, dropping from a high of 1.1733 to 1.1534 by month-end, breaking below an upward channel formed since April 2025 [16]. - The Japanese yen faced pressure, with USDJPY rising 4.7% in October, reaching a high of 153.99, driven by expectations of delayed interest rate hikes from the Bank of Japan [19][20]. - The British pound also declined, down 2.2% in October, influenced by weak economic data and increased expectations for a rate cut from the Bank of England in December [23][24]. - The Malaysian ringgit showed resilience, with a GDP growth of 5.2% in Q3 and a trade surplus of 19.9 billion ringgit, despite external pressures [29][30]. Commodity Prices - Commodity prices generally fell, with notable declines in energy prices such as Brent crude oil down 0.60% and natural gas prices fluctuating [4]. - Gold prices retraced after reaching a yearly high, while other commodities like iron ore and steel also saw declines [4]. Outlook - The US economy may face a challenging environment with persistent labor market weakness and rising inflation pressures due to tariffs, leading to a potential stagflation scenario [14]. - The euro is expected to remain under pressure, with a forecasted trading range of 1.14 to 1.18 in November [16]. - The Japanese yen may continue to weaken if US economic data remains strong or if Japan's fiscal stimulus exceeds expectations, with a projected range of 151 to 158.5 for USDJPY in November [20]. - The British pound is likely to remain weak, with a trading range of 1.27 to 1.34 anticipated for November [24]. - The Malaysian ringgit is expected to continue its range-bound movement, with a forecasted range of 4.15 to 4.30 for USD/MYR [30].

本周二，印度卢比兑美元汇率延续了近期的平稳走势，维持在88.85附近窄幅波动。过去一周以来，该货币对始终在这一水平附近徘徊，市场交投略显清 淡。投资者正密切关注美国与印度之间贸易谈判的进展，期待双方能达成一项关键协议。 美印两国谈判代表近期多次释放积极信号，称协商已进入尾声，共识基本成型。然而，由于最终协议尚未正式落地，市场情绪仍偏谨慎，卢比走势受到一定 压制。周一，美国总统特朗普再次表达了对美印即将达成双边贸易协定的信心，并提到未来可能下调对印度商品的关税。不过，他未明确给出具体时间表， 仅表示双方"非常接近"达成一致。这一表态虽提振了市场乐观预期，但缺乏细节内容，使得投资者保持观望。 与此同时，美元指数在99.65附近持稳，整体波动有限。美国参议院近日通过了临时拨款法案，结束了持续数周的政府停摆，这一进展缓解了部分市场不确 定性。众议院议长迈克·约翰逊表示，相关法案预计将于周三获得通过。 随着美国政府机构恢复运转，市场预计一批被推迟的经济数据将陆续公布，美元可能出现较大波动。投资者将重点关注就业市场表现，以判断美联储下一步 政策动向。目前，市场对美联储在12月会议上降息的预期概率为62.4%，显示多数交易 ...

Overall Information - Report title: "Futures Research Report - Non-ferrous Metals Daily Report" [1][2][5] - Report date: November 11, 2025 [5] Investment Rating - No investment rating is provided in the report. Core Views - **Copper**: Shanghai copper opened higher and then fell back, maintaining a volatile trend during the day with little change in open interest. The recent decline of the US dollar index and the agreement in the US Senate to end the government shutdown have boosted market risk appetite. The spot premium has rebounded. Technically, attention should be paid to the resistance at the 87,000 yuan mark [6]. - **Aluminum**: Shanghai aluminum opened higher and then fell back, with a weak intraday oscillation and open interest increasing first and then decreasing. The recent decline of the US dollar index is beneficial for non-ferrous metals. As aluminum prices rise, downstream purchasing willingness has declined. Technically, attention should be paid to the support of the 5-day moving average [7]. - **Nickel**: Shanghai nickel oscillated weakly, with open interest increasing when prices fell and decreasing when prices rebounded. The weak industry continues to put pressure on nickel prices, and nickel prices have not recovered above the 120,000 yuan mark even when the non-ferrous metal sector is relatively strong. Continuous attention should be paid to the resistance at the 120,000 yuan level [8]. Industry Dynamics - **Copper**: According to Cochilco data, Codelco's copper production in September decreased by 7% month-on-month to 115,600 tons. On November 10, Mysteel's electrolytic copper social inventory was 198,300 tons, a decrease of 4,300 tons from last Thursday [10]. - **Aluminum**: On November 10, Mysteel's electrolytic aluminum social inventory was 616,000 tons, an increase of 9,000 tons from last Thursday [11]. - **Nickel**: On November 11, the price of SMM1 electrolytic nickel was in the range of 119,400 - 123,200 yuan/ton, with an average price of 121,300 yuan/ton, a rise of 100 yuan/ton from the previous trading day. The mainstream spot premium quotation range for Jinchuan 1 electrolytic nickel was 3,500 - 3,700 yuan/ton, with an average premium of 3,600 yuan/ton, unchanged from the previous trading day. The spot premium and discount quotation range for domestic mainstream brand electrowon nickel was -100 - 300 yuan/ton [12]. Related Charts Copper - **Base difference**: Chart 1 shows the copper base difference [13]. - **Domestic visible inventory**: Chart 3 shows the domestic visible inventory of electrolytic copper (social inventory + bonded area inventory) [14]. - **LME cancelled warrant ratio**: Chart 5 shows the LME copper cancelled warrant ratio [15]. - **Overseas exchange inventory**: Chart 4 shows the overseas copper exchange inventory [19]. - **SHFE warrant inventory**: Chart 6 shows the SHFE warrant inventory [20]. Aluminum - **Base difference**: Chart 7 shows the aluminum base difference [24]. - **Monthly spread**: Chart 8 shows the aluminum monthly spread [30]. - **Domestic social inventory**: Chart 9 shows the electrolytic aluminum domestic social inventory [26]. - **SHFE - LME ratio**: Chart 11 shows the SHFE - LME ratio [28]. - **Overseas exchange inventory**: Chart 10 shows the electrolytic aluminum overseas exchange inventory (LME + COMEX) [32]. - **Aluminum rod inventory**: Chart 12 shows the aluminum rod inventory [34]. Nickel - **Base difference**: Chart shows the nickel base difference [38]. - **LME inventory and cancelled warrant ratio**: Chart shows the LME nickel inventory and cancelled warrant ratio [40]. - **LME nickel trend**: Chart 17 shows the LME nickel trend [41]. - **SHFE inventory**: Chart 16 shows the SHFE nickel inventory [43]. - **Monthly spread**: Chart shows the nickel monthly spread [45]. - **Nickel ore port inventory**: Chart 18 shows the nickel ore port inventory [46].