The US dollar index is declining, while non-US currencies are rising strongly
According to Jin10, the US dollar index fell by 10 points in the short term, reaching 100.7, while non-US currencies generally rose. The USD/JPY hit its lowest level since the end of July, at 140.86, with a daily decline of 0.4%. Offshore renminbi against the US dollar rose more than 400 points and is now reported at 7.1124.
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