Gate News message, April 22 — The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) declined 10 points in short-term trading to 98.28, according to Gate's market data.

Abstract: The U.S. Dollar Index rose to 98.52 intraday, while non-dollar currencies weakened; EUR/USD and AUD/USD fell more than 0.5%, and USD/CHF and USD/JPY rose more than 0.5%. Summary: DXY climbed to 98.52 intraday as most major pairs weakened; EUR/USD and AUD/USD fell over 0.5%, while USD/CHF and USD/JPY rose over 0.5%.

Gate News message: On April 8, the U.S. Dollar Index DXY (a gauge of the dollar versus a basket of major currencies) fell 1%, erasing all gains since 2026.

Gate News message, April 6, market data shows that the U.S. Dollar Index DXY (a measure of changes in the U.S. dollar versus a basket of currencies) has fallen below 100, down 0.19% during the day.

Gate News message, on April 3, after the Non-Farm Payrolls data was released, the U.S. Dollar Index DXY (a measure of the dollar’s strength versus a basket of currencies) surged sharply in the short term, topping out at 100.1. Non-U.S. currencies generally fell; EUR/USD and GBP/USD both dropped nearly 30 points in the short term.

Gate News message: On March 31, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) fell 0.50% during the day and is currently at 99.98.

Gate News message. On March 31, data showed the U.S. Dollar Index DXY fell short-term by more than ten points, and it is now at 100.4.

Gate News reports that on March 20, market data shows the US Dollar Index DXY intraday gains expanded to 0.50%, now trading at 99.69.

Gate News, on March 16, the US Dollar Index DXY fell more than 0.50% intraday, currently trading at 100.02.

Gate News, March 13 - According to market data, the US Dollar Index (DXY) has returned above the 100 mark for the first time since November of last year.