The US dollar index drops nearly 20 points in the short term, while non-US currencies generally rise.

ChainCatcher reports that, according to Gate market data, after the CPI data release, the US dollar index DXY dropped nearly 20 points in the short term, currently at 96.87. Non-dollar currencies generally rose, with EUR/USD climbing over 20 points in the short term, and GBP/USD rising over 30 points in the short term.

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