The US dollar index continued to fall, and several non-US currencies rose by more than 1%
the US dollar index DXY continues to decline, currently down 0.9%. GBP/USD has risen by 1%, EUR/USD has risen by 1.1%, NZD/USD and AUD/USD have risen by over 1%, while USD/JPY has erased its intraday gains and is currently down 0.01%.
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