US Dollar Index Rises 0.15% to 98.639, Major Currencies Weaken Against USD

Gate News message, April 28 — The US Dollar Index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies, rose 0.15% on April 29, closing at 98.639 in late trading.

Euro-to-dollar fell to 1.1714 from 1.172 in the previous trading session. Sterling weakened to 1.3518 USD from 1.3534 USD. The dollar strengthened to 159.55 Japanese yen from 159.45 yen. USD/CHF climbed to 0.7893 from 0.7856. The Canadian dollar weakened to 1.3679 per USD from 1.3627. Swedish krona depreciated to 9.2716 per USD from 9.2247.

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