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Looking at the foreign exchange market in the first half of 2026, the US Dollar Index DXY fell to a level of 95.5 at the beginning of the year and ultimately closed above 101 in the middle of the year, accumulating a nearly 3% increase. Among the seven major currency pairs in the first half of the year, the Euro against the US Dollar fell by 2.7%; the British Pound against the US Dollar dropped by 1.4%; the US Dollar against the Canadian Dollar rose by 3.4%; the US Dollar against the Swiss Franc increased by 2%; the US Dollar against the Japanese Yen rose by 3.8%, with the Yen depreciating to a 40-year low; the New Zealand Dollar against the US Dollar fell by 1.4%; and the Australian Dollar against the US Dollar rose against the trend by 3.7%. In other currency news, the offshore Chinese Renminbi against the US Dollar appreciated by 2.7% in the first half of the year; the US Dollar against the Russian Ruble fell by 0.5%; and due to the high interest rate environment in Mexico, the US Dollar against the Mexican Peso fell by nearly 3% in the first half of the year.