Group 1 - The US dollar index is showing an upward trend, currently at 97.59, with a 0.11% increase, stabilizing near a two-week low, and is expected to record the largest weekly decline in a month due to investor focus on US tariff negotiations and upcoming central bank meetings [1] - Both the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan are expected to maintain interest rates in their upcoming policy meetings, with traders looking for comments to gauge future actions [1] - The outlook for the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike has improved following a trade agreement with the US that reduced tariffs on Japanese car imports to 15%, with the yen expected to rise by 1% this week, marking its strongest performance since mid-May [1] Group 2 - President Trump’s rare visit to the Federal Reserve was largely overlooked by the market, which is accustomed to his criticisms of Fed Chair Powell and the Fed [2] - Market focus remains on the upcoming Federal Reserve meeting, where Powell is expected to reiterate a patient, data-driven policy outlook without committing to a rate cut [2] - Technically, the dollar index faced resistance below 97.55 and support above 97.10, indicating potential for an upward trend if it stabilizes above 97.15 [2]