The US Dollar Index fell by 0.27% in 7 days to 98.914, while the euro and pound strengthened.

On the 7th, the US Dollar Index declined, with the index that measures the US dollar against six major currencies dropping by 0.27% on the day to close at 98.914 in the late session of the foreign exchange market. By the end of the New York forex trading session, the euro-to-dollar exchange rate rose to 1 euro for 1.1624 US dollars, up from the previous session's 1.1611 US dollars; the pound-to-dollar rate stood at 1 pound for 1.3542 US dollars, higher than the previous session's 1.3514 US dollars. The dollar-to-yen rate was 1 US dollar for 154.34 yen, lower than the previous session's 156.22 yen; the dollar-to-Swiss franc rate was 1 US dollar for 0.8095 Swiss franc, down from the previous session's 0.8102 Swiss franc; the dollar-to-Canadian dollar rate was 1 US dollar for 1.3815 Canadian dollars, lower than the previous session's 1.3839 Canadian dollars; the dollar-to-Swedish krona rate was 1 US dollar for 9.5935 Swedish krona, a slight increase from the previous session's 9.5775 Swedish krona. Note: This decline in the US Dollar Index reflects the overall weakening of the US dollar against a basket of major currencies in the forex market that day. The fluctuations in the currency pairs are also related to global economic data releases and changes in market risk appetite.