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亚洲和欧洲市场喜忧参半；美元徘徊在52周高点附近-美国沉睡之际，今日全球市场。11月20日星期三，美国股市收盘涨跌互现。纳斯达克指数下跌，受地缘政治紧张局势和塔吉特令人失望的表现拖累。

Asia And Europe Markets Mixed; Dollar Hovers Near 52-Week High - Global Markets Today While US Slept.On Wednesday, November 20, U.S. markets closed mixed. The Nasdaq slipped, weighed down by geopolitical tensions and Target's disappointing performance.

“特朗普冲击”提振美元，英镑下跌。英镑兑美元汇率小幅回落，美元周四保持坚挺，因为投资者仍在密切关注当选总统唐纳德·特朗普的财政部长人选，以及这对他的增长、贸易和税收政策意味着什么。

Sterling sags as 'Trump bump' lifts dollar.The pound eased modestly against the dollar, which held firm on Thursday, as investors remained laser-focused on who President-elect Donald Trump's Treasury Secretary pick might be and what that might mean for his policies on growth, trade and taxes.

美元：美元保持上涨–ING。DXY美元指数保持上涨，不难看出原因。ING的Chris Turner指出，随着市场不再为12月美联储降息定价，美国利率正在小幅上调。

USD: Dollar holds gains – ING.The DXY dollar index is holding gains and it is not hard to see why. US rates are being repriced modestly higher as the market shifts away from pricing a December Fed rate cut, ING's Chris Turner notes.

截至2024年9月的三个月里，挪威大陆经济（不包括主要以石油为基础的海上部门）的国内生产总值环比增长0.5%，超过了市场预期，高于上一时期向上修正的0.3%的增长率。这一扩张是由工业和采矿产量增长2.3%推动的，其中炼油、化工、制药和机器维修产量增长最为突出。继上一季度疲软之后，渔业和水产养殖也飙升了14%。然而，这些收益部分被水电产量减少导致的电力生产下降和建筑活动连续第五个季度下降所抵消，主要是由于住房建设疲软。在支出方面，第三季度家庭消费基本保持不变，汽车购买量下降，而服务消费和海外支出上升。挪威大陆的国内生产总值每年增长1.6%，较上一季度的2.9%有所放缓。

GDP in Norway’s mainland economy, which excludes the largely petroleum-based offshore sector, grew by 0.5% quarter-on-quarter in the three months to September 2024, exceeding market estimates and up from the previous period’s upwardly revised 0.3% growth. The expansion was driven by a 2.3% rise in industry and mining output, led by increases in oil refining, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and machine repair. Fishing and aquaculture also surged by 14%, following a weak previous quarter. However, these gains were partially offset by a decline in electricity production due to reduced hydropower output and a fifth consecutive quarterly drop in construction activity, primarily due to weaker housing construction. On the expenditure side, household consumption remained largely unchanged in Q3, with car purchases declining, while service consumption and spending abroad rose. Annually, the GDP in mainland Norway expanded 1.6%, slowing from a 2.9% growth in the prior quarter.