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Xinhua Finance, New York, April 23 (Reporter Liu Yanan) due to the divergent performance of macro data in the United States and Europe and investors continue to chase riskWesterngoldmegawaysslotOn the 23rd, the dollar fell against a basket of currencies other than the Swiss franc, and the dollar index consolidated weakly in the overnight market, falling quickly in the morning, followed by a narrow consolidation, and fell significantly at the end of the day.

The dollar index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies, fell 0% on the day.Westerngoldmegawaysslot.38%, closing at 105 at the end of the foreign exchange market.Westerngoldmegawaysslot. 676 .

Vladimir Zelnov, a market analyst at FXEmpire, a foreign exchange information website, said on the same day that the dollar fell as traders reacted to weaker-than-expected purchasing manager data in the US.

Preliminary data released by S & P Global on the morning of the 23rd showed that the composite manufacturing and services output index of the United States was 50.9 in April, down from 52.1 in March and a four-month low. Among them, the US service sector business activity index was 50.9, down from 51.7 in March, and the US manufacturing purchasing managers' index was 49.9, down from 51.9 in March.

Preliminary data released by S & P Global earlier on the 23rd showed that Germany's composite index of manufacturing and services in April was 50.5, higher than market expectations of 48.6, while the composite index of services and manufacturing in Germany was 49.9 in April, higher than market expectations of 48.8.

Foreign exchange broker Monex USA said earlier in the day that data released earlier in the day showed that the index of private sector economic activity in the euro zone reached its highest level in more than a year, and the German economy seemed to be back to growth. While Germany's manufacturing sector is still somewhat worrisome, the eurozone-wide composite sentiment index for manufacturing and services has exceeded expectations and boosted global market sentiment with more signs of economic recovery.

Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Cambridge Global payments, said the yen had not strengthened because of a fairly clear warning from the Japanese chancellor of market intervention, suggesting that market participants did not expect the BoJ to change monetary policy at this week's monetary policy meeting.

Shamota said that if Japan does not reduce the size of asset purchases, the spread between the United States and Japan will still be very large, which will help neutralize any short-term market intervention efforts.

By the end of the day in New York, the euro was trading at $1.0704, up from $1.0658 the previous day, and the pound at $1.2451, up from $1.2360 the previous day.

The dollar traded at 154.76 yen, down from 154.80 yen the previous day, 0.9115 Swiss francs to the dollar, up from 0.9110 Swiss francs the previous day, 1.3661 Canadian dollars to the dollar, down from 1.3694 Canadian dollars the previous day, and 10.8143 Swedish kronor to the dollar, down from 10.8837 Swedish kronor the previous day.

Editor: Xing Lisha