U.S. Dollar Index Rises 0.31% Against Major Currencies

The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies, increased by 0.31% on June 4, closing at 99.529. According to ChainCatcher, the exchange rate for 1 euro fell to 1.1598 dollars from the previous day's 1.1628 dollars. The British pound also saw a decline, with 1 pound exchanging for 1.3416 dollars, down from 1.3469 dollars. Meanwhile, the dollar strengthened against the Japanese yen, with 1 dollar exchanging for 160.03 yen, up from 159.91 yen. The Swiss franc saw a similar trend, with 1 dollar exchanging for 0.7924 francs, compared to 0.7873 francs previously. The Canadian dollar and Swedish krona also weakened against the U.S. dollar, with 1 dollar exchanging for 1.3895 Canadian dollars and 9.4065 Swedish krona, respectively, up from 1.3832 Canadian dollars and 9.3155 Swedish krona.