The US Dollar Index (DXY) recently experienced a short-term correction, falling from a high point to a low of 97.71, reflecting the volatility trend in the international foreign exchange market. According to ChainCatcher citing Jinshi data, the fluctuations of this index indicate a temporary weakening of the dollar's relative strength within the global currency basket. Such short-term volatility is common in the forex market and usually reflects changes in global economic expectations and central bank policy signals.
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The US Dollar Index (DXY) recently experienced a short-term correction, falling from a high point to a low of 97.71, reflecting the volatility trend in the international foreign exchange market. According to ChainCatcher citing Jinshi data, the fluctuations of this index indicate a temporary weakening of the dollar's relative strength within the global currency basket. Such short-term volatility is common in the forex market and usually reflects changes in global economic expectations and central bank policy signals.