The U.S. Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback against six major currencies, fell 1.01% on July 31 and closed at 99.868 in late foreign-exchange trading, according to a report cited by ChainCatcher from Jin10. In the same session, the euro rose to $1.1535 from $1.1452 in the previous trading day, while the British pound climbed to $1.3476 from $1.3364.
Against other major currencies, the dollar weakened as well. It traded at 158.93 Japanese yen, down from 163.32 yen a day earlier. The U.S. currency also slipped to 0.804 Swiss francs from 0.8149, to 1.3996 Canadian dollars from 1.404, and to 9.5189 Swedish kronor from 9.6434. The figures reflect the late-session levels reported for the foreign-exchange market on July 31.
The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies, fell 1.01% on July 31 and closed at 99.868 in late foreign-exchange trading, according to Jin10 as cited by ChainCatcher.
Among major currency pairs, one euro bought $1.1535, up from $1.1452 in the previous trading session. One British pound bought $1.3476, compared with $1.3364 a day earlier.
The dollar also moved lower against several other currencies. One U.S. dollar bought 158.93 Japanese yen, down from 163.32 yen in the previous trading day. It bought 0.804 Swiss francs, compared with 0.8149 previously; 1.3996 Canadian dollars, down from 1.404; and 9.5189 Swedish kronor, down from 9.6434.
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