rainbowrichesfreespinsfreeplay| Market demand for safe-haven falls back, the US dollar index fell on the 22nd

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Xinhua Finance, New York, April 22 (Reporter Liu Yanan) due to the decline in market demand for risk aversion, the US dollar is measured against six major currencies.RainbowrichesfreespinsfreeplayThe dollar index fell 0. 5%Rainbowrichesfreespinsfreeplay.07% to close at 106.08.

On the same day, concerns about the escalation of the conflict between Iran and Israel eased significantly, global stock markets rose significantly, market risk appetite improved and demand for the dollar weakened.

John Doyle, vice president of trading and brokerage at Monex in the US, said the concern was that stocks were somewhat higher on the day as tensions in the Middle East slowed. As tensions between Iran and Israel are seen to some extent as a thing of the past and focus on the earnings season, market trading is expected to be quite easy that day.

Earlier in the day, data released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago showed that the national index of economic activity in March was 0.15, higher than market expectations of 0.09 and 0.05 in February.

Calvin Tse, head of macro strategy for the Americas at BNP-Paribas, believes that the Japanese Ministry of Finance acknowledges that the rise in the dollar against the yen is due to higher interest rates in the United States. Japan's Ministry of Finance is very careful not to confront this fundamental. If US interest rates start to weaken, this will provide a window for the Japanese Treasury to intervene in the market. In short, Japan is not expected to intervene if the dollar against the yen is driven by higher US interest rates.

By the end of the day in New York, the euro was trading at $1.0658, up from $1.0651 the previous day, while the pound was at $1.2360, down from $1.2369 the previous day.

The dollar traded at 154.80 yen, up from 154.57 yen the previous day, 0.9110 Swiss francs to the dollar, up from 0.9100 Swiss francs the previous day, 1.3694 Canadian dollars to the dollar, down from 1.3752 Canadian dollars the previous day, and 10.8837 Swedish kronor to the dollar, down from 10.9390 Swedish kronor the previous day.

Editor: Ma Mengwei