The US Dollar Index rose by about 0.5% on non-farm payroll day, while the Japanese Yen fell by 1.2%. It has fallen by over 4% this week

At the New York closing on Friday (October 4th), the ICE US Dollar Index rose by 0.49% to 102.487 points. After the release of the US non-farm payroll report at 20:30 Beijing time, it broke the narrow range oscillation below 102 points earlier in the day, quickly rising from 101.865 points to above 102.400 points. At 00:31, it refreshed the highest level since August 16th to 102.687 points, standing above the 50-day moving average for the second consecutive trading day (this technical indicator has now shifted down to 101.825 points). It has risen by 2.10% this week, with a trading range of 100.179-102.687 points during the period, showing overall oscillation and upward movement, with the increase significantly expanding under the boost of non-farm data