Core Points - The US dollar index fell significantly, reaching its lowest point in nearly four years, closing at 96.219 and further dropping to 95.55, the lowest since mid-February 2022 [1] - The euro reached 1.20 against the dollar for the first time since 2021, indicating a strong performance of the euro [1] - President Trump expressed confidence in the current dollar performance, stating he does not believe the dollar has depreciated excessively, which contributed to the dollar index's decline [1] - There are market expectations of potential joint intervention by the US and Japan in the foreign exchange market, leading to a strengthening of the Japanese yen [1] - Economic policy uncertainty is heightened due to Trump's lack of regret over tariff policies and the possibility of another government shutdown [1] Currency Exchange Rates - 1 USD exchanged for 152.77 JPY, down from 154.18 JPY [2] - 1 USD exchanged for 0.7664 CHF, down from 0.7768 CHF [2] - 1 USD exchanged for 1.3608 CAD, down from 1.3720 CAD [2] - 1 USD exchanged for 8.8169 SEK, down from 8.9368 SEK [2]
【环球财经】美元指数跌至近4年来低点
Xin Hua Cai Jing·2026-01-28 05:55