2025-12-30 21:25:50

On December 31 (UTC+8) close, the US Dollar Index continued its strong performance, rising 0.21% for the day and ending at 98.241. Amid this rally, major global currencies generally weakened.

The euro against the dollar fell to 1.1747, down from 1.1767 on the previous trading day; the British pound also couldn't escape, dropping to 1.3466 from 1.3507 the day before. Meanwhile, the US dollar appreciated significantly against the Japanese yen, rising from 156.03 to 156.49; in terms of the Swiss franc, the USD/CHF rose from 0.7896 to 0.7917; the Canadian dollar faced slight pressure, with USD/CAD increasing from 1.3684 to 1.3696; the Swedish krona experienced the largest decline, with USD/SEK rising from 9.1802 to 9.1996.

The strengthening trend of the US Dollar Index at the end of the year is noteworthy, as it could have potential impacts on the global foreign exchange market and related asset prices.

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SolidityStruggler

· 9h ago

The dollar is bleeding again, planning to cut a wave of currencies at the end of the year, huh? Truly ruthless.

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MagicBean

· 9h ago

The US dollar is really aggressive this time, and it won't calm down by the end of the year.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 9h ago

The US dollar is flexing its muscles again, while other currencies are collectively suppressed. This move at the end of the year is really aggressive.

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