The U.S. Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback against six major currencies, fell 0.02% on Aug. 4 to close at 99.894, according to Jin10 and cited by ChainCatcher. In the broader currency market, the euro weakened to $1.1514 from $1.1531 in the previous session, while the British pound slipped to $1.3431 from $1.3482. The dollar also bought fewer Japanese yen, falling to 156.74 from 158.9 a day earlier. Against other currencies, the dollar strengthened to 0.8101 Swiss francs from 0.8082, rose to 1.4045 Canadian dollars from 1.4019, and advanced to 9.5557 Swedish kronor from 9.5193. The figures reflect closing levels in late foreign-exchange trading on Aug. 4.
The U.S. Dollar Index, a measure of the dollar against six major currencies, fell 0.02% on Aug. 4 and finished late foreign-exchange trading at 99.894, according to Jin10 as cited by ChainCatcher.
Among major currency pairs, the euro traded at $1.1514, down from $1.1531 in the previous session. The British pound stood at $1.3431, lower than $1.3482 a day earlier.
The dollar bought 156.74 Japanese yen, down from 158.9 in the previous trading day. It rose to 0.8101 Swiss francs from 0.8082, increased to 1.4045 Canadian dollars from 1.4019, and climbed to 9.5557 Swedish kronor from 9.5193.
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