The U.S. Dollar Index, which tracks the dollar against six major currencies, fell 0.04% on Aug. 4 and finished late trading at 99.858, according to a report cited by ChainCatcher from Jin10. Currency moves against the dollar were mixed across the session.
The euro rose to $1.1533 from $1.1514 in the previous trading day, while the British pound strengthened to $1.3452 from $1.3431. The dollar climbed against the Japanese yen, with $1 buying 157.66 yen versus 156.74 yen a day earlier.
Elsewhere, the dollar slipped against the Swiss franc, falling to 0.8092 franc from 0.8101 franc. It gained against the Canadian dollar, moving to 1.4066 Canadian dollars from 1.4045 Canadian dollars. Against the Swedish krona, the dollar weakened to 9.5192 kronor from 9.5557 kronor in the prior session. The figures reflect late-session foreign exchange pricing for Aug. 4 as cited in the Jin10 report.
ChainCatcher, citing Jin10, reported that the U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies, fell 0.04% on Aug. 4 to close at 99.858 in late foreign exchange trading.
In the same session, the euro rose to $1.1533 from $1.1514 in the previous trading day, and the British pound advanced to $1.3452 from $1.3431. The dollar strengthened against the Japanese yen, with $1 buying 157.66 yen compared with 156.74 yen a day earlier.
At the same time, the dollar slipped against the Swiss franc to 0.8092 franc from 0.8101 franc. It rose against the Canadian dollar to 1.4066 Canadian dollars from 1.4045 Canadian dollars, while weakening against the Swedish krona to 9.5192 kronor from 9.5557 kronor in the previous trading day.
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