The US Dollar Index rose by 0.27% on the 14th, closing at 99.388.

The US Dollar Index experienced an upward movement on the 14th. As an indicator measuring the exchange rate performance of the US dollar against six major currencies, the US Dollar Index rose by 0.27% that day, ultimately closing at 99.388 in the late session of the foreign exchange market. By the end of trading on the New York foreign exchange market, 1 euro was exchangeable for 1.1557 US dollars, down from the previous trading day's 1.1596 US dollars; 1 pound was worth 1.3511 US dollars, lower than the previous day's 1.3525 US dollars. Meanwhile, 1 US dollar could be exchanged for 154.05 yen, higher than the previous day's 153.72 yen; 1 US dollar was worth 0.8163 Swiss francs, slightly lower than the previous day's 0.8166 Swiss francs; 1 US dollar could be exchanged for 1.3902 Canadian dollars, compared to 1.3865 Canadian dollars the previous day; 1 US dollar was exchangeable for 9.7412 Swedish kronor, rising from 9.7044 Swedish kronor the previous day. This overall volatility in exchange rates reflects the US dollar's stage of relative strength against other major currencies on the day, and the differences in the rise and fall among various currency pairs are also related to the recent fundamentals of each economy and market expectations for central bank policies.