The US dollar index continues to decline, and non-US currencies are generally rising

According to Jinshi News, the US Dollar Index DXY has widened its intraday decline to 0.6%, currently reported at 96.42. Non-US currencies have generally risen, with the Euro against the US Dollar EUR/USD up 0.6% intraday, the British Pound against the US Dollar GBP/USD up nearly 0.7% intraday, the US Dollar against the Canadian Dollar USD/CAD down 0.5% intraday, the US Dollar against the Japanese Yen USD/JPY down nearly 0.7%, the US Dollar against the Swiss Franc USD/CHF down over 1%, the New Zealand Dollar against the US Dollar NZD/USD up nearly 0.5%, and the Australian Dollar against the US Dollar AUD/USD up 0.68%.