The US Dollar Index Fell 0.13% to Close at 99.909.
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According to ChainCatcher, citing Jinshi, the US dollar index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies, fell 0.13% on June 10, closing at 99.909 in late trading. One euro was worth $1.155, up from $1.1528 the previous trading day; one pound sterling was worth $1.3388, up from $1.3339; one dollar was worth 160.36 yen, up from 160.26 yen; one dollar was worth 0.7979 Swiss francs, unchanged; one dollar was worth 1.3952 Canadian dolla…
The DXY index yielded 99.90 points (-0.14%). Image: Generated with AI by Gemini The US dollar in Colombia resumed operations after the Corpus Christi holiday bridge, recording a drop of $21.05 and closing the day at $3.569.70 compared to the previous Friday data ($3.590.75). In a session of moderate movements and balanced institutional flows, the currency opened at $3.580.50 and reached a maximum price of $3.595. Source: Valora Analitik. However…
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