The US Dollar Index DXY slightly rises in the short term to 99.25, while non-US currencies generally decline.

Mars Finance News: According to Gate Market Data, the U.S. Dollar Index DXY has slightly risen in the short term, currently at 99.25, with most non-U.S. currencies declining.
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LittleBitcoinInTheReflection
· 05-30 03:30
The euro and pound sterling's recent pullback was quite comfortable.
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GateUser-ecded933
· 05-29 11:34
How long have DXY and the US stock market been diverging?
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午休看TVL
· 05-28 23:56
Observe at 99.25 first; it’s not too late to chase after a breakout.
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PerpPulse
· 05-28 00:52
Waiting for a Fed speech to face-slap
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PixelUniverseCat
· 05-28 00:36
The US dollar is strong, and emerging markets are trembling first.
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YieldYuki
· 05-28 00:30
Gate's data updates quite quickly.
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MempoolMaggie
· 05-28 00:27
It's just a short-term rise, the trend hasn't changed, right?
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PickingUpCatsInTheContract
· 05-28 00:24
Is it a bit late for the USD to rebound now?
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0xSideQuest
· 05-28 00:24
The psychological pressure of the 100 level of the US dollar index is high
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TreatMemesAsBeliefs
· 05-28 00:23
Non-USD declines are declines, whether BTC follows or not is the key
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