报道：美国不会在贸易协议中寻求美元贬值，美元短线走高日内整体转涨

Group 1 - The U.S. government is reportedly not seeking a weaker dollar as part of trade negotiations, despite ongoing concerns about currency policies [1][4] - Treasury Secretary Mnuchin has been actively communicating that the U.S. remains a "preferred destination" for global capital, aiming to dispel fears of a deliberate weak dollar policy [4][5] - The dollar index has declined nearly 8% this year, reflecting market apprehension regarding the U.S. administration's economic objectives [5] Group 2 - Significant fluctuations in Asian currencies, such as the South Korean won and Japanese yen, indicate heightened market anxiety over U.S. monetary policy [8] - Market participants are observing the situation closely, suggesting that the atmosphere indicates an implicit weakening of the dollar, regardless of official statements [8] - The volatility in currency markets may become a new norm as the Trump administration continues its global trade agenda, particularly affecting countries on the Treasury's monitoring list [8]