[Euro Falls Over 0.7%, Swiss Franc Falls About 1%, Pound Falls Over 1.2% This Week] On Friday (February 20), In Late New York Trading, The Euro Rose 0.06% Against The Dollar To 1.1781, Surging To A Daily High Of 1.1807 After The US Supreme Court Ruled Trump's Tariff Policies Illegal. It Has Fallen 0.73% This Week, Continuing Its Overall Downward Trend. The Pound Rose 0.14% Against The Dollar To 1.3485, Falling 1.22% This Week. The Dollar Rose 0.05% Against The Swiss Franc To 0.7754, Rising 0.98% This Week. Among Commodity Currency Pairs, The Australian Dollar Rose 0.14% Against The Dollar This Week, The New Zealand Dollar Fell 1.04%, And The Dollar Rose 0.50% Against The Canadian Dollar. The Swedish Krona Fell 1.57% Against The Dollar, The Norwegian Krone Fell 0.22%, And The Danish Krone Fell 0.76%. The Polish Zloty Fell 0.95% Against The Dollar, And The Hungarian Forint Fell 1.01%

The US Dollar Index Rose Over 0.9% This Week. On Friday (February 20th) In Late New York Trading, The ICE Dollar Index Fell 0.12% To 97.800, But Rose 0.93% For The Week, Continuing Its Upward Trend, Trading Between 96.907 And 98.078. The Bloomberg Dollar Index Fell 0.14% To 1189.13, But Rose 0.66% For The Week. It Rose Steadily From Monday To Thursday, Reaching Its Peak At 16:00 Beijing Time On Friday, Before Significantly Giving Back Its Gains After The US Supreme Court Ruled Trump's Tariff Policies Illegal. Its Overall Trading Range Was 1181.33 To 1192.78

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