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20:30
The Japanese yen drops about 1%, approaching 155.The euro rose 0.38% against the yen, trading at 182.41 yen; the pound rose 0.44% against the yen, trading at 208.935 yen.
20:28
The US Dollar Index rises by about 0.6%Bloomberg Dollar Index rose by 0.50%, closing at 1,189.27 points, with an intraday trading range of 1,183.04-1,189.37 points.
19:51
The Federal Reserve meeting minutes show little willingness to cut rates, with several officials supporting a "two-way" description.According to ChainCatcher, citing Jinse Finance, Federal Reserve officials showed little willingness to cut interest rates at last month's meeting, with most preferring to see more progress on inflation before considering further rate cuts. In addition, although two officials opposed the decision to keep rates unchanged at the January meeting and favored a rate cut, the meeting minutes showed that other officials supported adopting more neutral language, describing the prospects for rate cuts or hikes as balanced.
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