The US Dollar Index closed flat on December 24, with major currency exchange rates showing divergence

ChainCatcher has learned that, according to Jin10 data, the US Dollar Index was essentially unchanged on December 24, closing at 97.941. During this trading day, the US dollar showed a clear divergence in strength against major currencies.

**Euro and British Pound Under Pressure**

The euro against the US dollar fell slightly from 1.179 to 1.1775; the British pound against the US dollar also declined marginally from 1.3497 to 1.3496.

**Japanese and Canadian Currencies Decline**

The Japanese yen saw the USD/JPY drop from 156.2 to 156.02; the Canadian dollar weakened from 1.3694 to 1.3676 against the US dollar, both indicating a relative strengthening of the US dollar.

**Swedish Krona Rises Against the US Dollar, Swiss Franc Also Gains**

Notably, the Swedish Krona against the US dollar rose from 9.1684 to 9.1713; the Swiss Franc also remained resilient, increasing from 0.7877 to 0.7886, demonstrating the resilience of these two currencies. Overall, the US dollar maintained a stable advantage among most traditional safe-haven currencies.