On Friday, Eastern Time, the U.S. dollar index rose, and the currency market closed at 92.6904 late.The U.S. dollar index rose on the 16th. As of the end of New York trading, it measured the dollar’scurrencyThe US dollar index rose 0.07% to 92.6904.
As of the end of the New York exchange market, 1 euro was exchanged for 1.1809 US dollars, which was higher than 1.1806 US dollars on the previous trading day; 1 British pound was exchanged for 1.3768 US dollars, which was lower than 1.3810 US dollars on the previous trading day; 1 Australian dollar was exchanged for 0.7400 US dollars, which was lower than the previous trading day’s 0.7418 USD.
1 U.S. dollar was exchanged for 110.07 Japanese yen, higher than 109.81 yen on the previous trading day; 1 U.S. dollar was exchanged for 0.9195 Swiss francs, higher than 0.9180 Swiss francs on the previous trading day; 1 U.S. dollar was exchanged for 1.2605 Canadian dollars, lower than the previous trading day’s 1.2608 Canadian dollars.
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In the European market on Friday (July 16), the euro/dollar fluctuated and was under pressure near 1.18; the pound/dollar hovered at around 1.38, after falling to 1.3790 before; the dollar/yen rose moderately, reaching a maximum of 110.34; the dollar The index maintained trading around 92.60. The U.S. dollar index strengthened for the second consecutive trading day and was approaching the monthly high of 92.80/85. Demand for the U.S. dollar recovered and yields on U.S. Treasury bonds rose. Market participants seemed to have digested Chairman Powell’s testimony in Congress over the past two days.
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