The US dollar continues its upward trend amid ongoing volatility in the foreign exchange market. According to data from Jin10, the dollar index rose 0.21% to close at 97.824, reflecting the strength of the greenback against other major currencies. In recent New York forex trading sessions, the euro fell to 1.1794 dollars, down from 1.1809 dollars in the previous session. Similarly, the British pound also weakened, dropping from 1.3663 dollars to 1.3549 dollars. Conversely, the dollar showed significant strength against the Japanese yen, with the exchange rate reaching 156.90 yen (indicating a strong position of the dollar), up from 156.82 yen. The dollar also continued to climb against the Swiss franc (0.7774 from 0.7766), the Canadian dollar (1.3682 from 1.3668), and the Swedish krona (9.0363 from 8.9864). These movements reflect the stability of the global currency markets.
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The US dollar continues its upward trend amid ongoing volatility in the foreign exchange market. According to data from Jin10, the dollar index rose 0.21% to close at 97.824, reflecting the strength of the greenback against other major currencies. In recent New York forex trading sessions, the euro fell to 1.1794 dollars, down from 1.1809 dollars in the previous session. Similarly, the British pound also weakened, dropping from 1.3663 dollars to 1.3549 dollars. Conversely, the dollar showed significant strength against the Japanese yen, with the exchange rate reaching 156.90 yen (indicating a strong position of the dollar), up from 156.82 yen. The dollar also continued to climb against the Swiss franc (0.7774 from 0.7766), the Canadian dollar (1.3682 from 1.3668), and the Swedish krona (9.0363 from 8.9864). These movements reflect the stability of the global currency markets.