On Monday (July 8th), the US dollar index opened slightly higher and then bottomed out and rebounded, hitting the 105 level again, ultimately closing up 0.128% at 105.02.
Last Friday (July 5th), the US non farm payroll report further highlighted the cooling of the labor market, enhancing the expectation of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates in the coming months
​On Thursday (July 4th), the US dollar index continued to fall towards the 105 level, ultimately closing 0.179% lower at 105.06, a new low since mid June.
On Tuesday (July 2nd), the US dollar index rebounded to the 106 level and resumed its decline. During the US market, it accelerated its decline and ultimately closed down 0.113% at 105.63.
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