Short-term Decline in US Dollar Index (DXY) as Non-Dollar Currencies Rally
BlockBeats News, January 13th, the US Dollar Index DXY briefly fell 20 points, now trading at 98.89. Non-US currencies rose collectively, with the Euro against the Dollar EUR/USD rising more than 20 points in the short term, the Pound against the Dollar GBP/USD rising 30 points in the short term, and the Dollar against the Yen USD/JPY falling about 30 points. (FXStreet)
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