Group 1 - The Bloomberg Dollar Index ended a four-day decline, stabilizing in the New York foreign exchange market [1] - The Japanese yen and Swiss franc, known for their safe-haven attributes, gained support from market buying, leading to stronger exchange rates [1] - The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has identified the Swiss franc, yen, and gold as potential alternatives to the US dollar, indicating a shift in international long-term capital allocation away from dollar assets [1] Group 2 - Several European pension funds plan to reduce their holdings in US Treasury bonds and equities, further increasing market risk aversion [1] - There is a continuous inflow of funds into yen and Swiss franc assets, which are perceived as having value preservation properties [1] - As of the end of trading in New York, the exchange rate was 1 USD to 152.94 JPY and 1 USD to 0.7697 CHF, with safe-haven buying being the core driver supporting the exchange rates of these currencies [1]
纽约汇市：彭博美元指数四连跌后企稳 避险买盘提振日元瑞郎 1美元兑152.94日元、0.7697瑞郎
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-02-12 23:05