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The Bloomberg Dollar Index fell by 0.06% to 1,204.71 points. In early European trading, the index briefly turned positive and reached an intraday high of 1,205.94 points at 15:41 (UTC+8). A V-shaped movement followed, and the index hit a new intraday low of 1,202.49 points at 20:00 (UTC+8).The US dollar against the Japanese yen fell by 0.03% to 160.02 yen. During a brief sharp decline, it reached a new intraday low of 159.61 yen at 12:34 (UTC+8).

Meanwhile, former President Trump announced a coal industry investment plan worth $700 million, a move that could inject new momentum into the coal sector. The market responded positively, and investor sentiment was boosted.

Golden Ten Data reported on June 5 that Federal Reserve’s Daly stated that the current monetary policy is in a good position, but the economic situation is too uncertain to clearly indicate the direction of interest rates. Daly mentioned that providing forward guidance is not appropriate at the moment because it is impossible to predict how the economy will develop. The most concerning issue now is inflation, with the main focus on rising energy and food prices. Bringing the inflation rate back to target is the Federal Reserve’s top priority. Daly also said that, although there is currently no clear evidence in economic data that artificial intelligence has boosted productivity, she remains optimistic about the technology and believes 2027 will be a litmus test; at the same time, she has not identified any financial stability concerns related to AI investments.