First of all, Europe and the United States, the United States, Australia and the United States are all risk currencies, and the probability of strength in the case of good data is generally above 90%.

The Japanese yen and the Swiss franc are safe-haven currencies, but when the central bank and the government intervene, the reverse trend will also occur.

Generally speaking, if the data is good, the US, Japan and Switzerland will strengthen, because the market is selling the safe-haven assets of the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc and switching to the risk market, and the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc will weaken, so naturally the US, Japan and Switzerland will strengthen.

The Canadian dollar is a special currency. This country exports a lot of energy and agricultural products. The data is good, resource commodities will strengthen, support the Canadian dollar, and the US dollar will fall against the Canadian dollar.

On the whole, the data is good. The euro will strengthen against the US dollar, the pound against the US dollar, the Australian dollar against the US dollar, the US dollar against the Japanese yen and the US dollar against the Swiss franc, which means that the K-line chart will show an upward trend, the US and Canada will weaken, and the K-line chart will show a downward trend.

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