The US Dollar Index showed an upward trend on July 10.

The US Dollar Index, which measures the value of the US dollar against six major currencies, rose by 0.23% on the day, closing at 99.048 at the end of the foreign exchange market session. By the end of trading in the New York foreign exchange market, 1 euro could exchange for 1.1613 US dollars, down from 1.1630 US dollars in the previous session; 1 British pound could exchange for 1.3513 US dollars, lower than 1.3546 US dollars from the previous trading day. Conversely, 1 US dollar could exchange for 154.32 Japanese yen, higher than 153.60 yen the previous day; 1 US dollar could exchange for 0.8129 Swiss franc, up from 0.8103 Swiss franc in the previous session; 1 US dollar could exchange for 1.3830 Canadian dollars, higher than the previous day’s 1.3806 Canadian dollars; and 1 US dollar could also exchange for 9.6782 Swedish krona, a notable increase from 9.6009 Swedish krona in the previous session. Overall, the US dollar showed an appreciation trend against European currencies such as the euro and the pound, and generally strengthened against other major currencies including the Japanese yen, Swiss franc, Canadian dollar, and Swedish krona, highlighting the US dollar’s strong performance in the foreign exchange market that day.