The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, advanced 0.31% to settle at 99.529 during late New York trading on June 4, according to data reported by Jinshi. The gain reflected broad-based dollar strength across the currency market.
Specifically, the euro fell to 1.1598 against the dollar, down from 1.1628 the previous session. The British pound dropped to 1.3416 from 1.3469. Meanwhile, the dollar strengthened versus the yen, rising to 160.03 from 159.91. Against the Swiss franc, the dollar climbed to 0.7924 from 0.7873. The greenback also appreciated versus the Canadian dollar to 1.3895 from 1.3832, and against the Swedish krona to 9.4065 from 9.3155.
The data indicated a uniform uptick in the dollar's value, though no specific catalysts were immediately provided.