The U.S. dollar index, which tracks the dollar against six major currencies, fell 0.12% on June 19 to close at 100.729 in late trading. According to ChainCatcher, the euro rose to $1.1477 from $1.1459 in the previous session, while the British pound increased to $1.3234 from $1.3203.
The dollar weakened against the Japanese yen, falling to 161.26 yen from 161.68 yen. It strengthened against the Swiss franc to 0.8066 from 0.8051 and against the Canadian dollar to 1.4174 from 1.414.
The dollar also declined versus the Swedish krona, trading at 9.5742 from 9.5874 in the prior session.
U.S. Dollar Index Slips 0.12% to 100.729 on June 19
2026-06-19 20:03:46
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