Obviously, 22 countries account for only a small part of the countries in the world, but other currencies are also closely related to the US dollar index. This makes the US dollar index a good indicator to measure the global trend of the US dollar.
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1. USDX is obtained by averaging the exchange rates of USD and six major international foreign currencies. The dollar index shows the comprehensive value of the dollar. An indicator to measure the strength of various currencies. The dollar index is similar to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, showing the comprehensive state of American stocks.
2. The dollar index is not from Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) or Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), but from new york Cotton Exchange (NYCE). New york Cotton Exchange was founded in 1870, which was originally composed of a group of cotton merchants and middlemen. It is the oldest commodity exchange in new york and the most important cotton futures and options exchange in the world. 1985 new york cotton exchange established the financial department and officially entered the global financial commodity market. The first is the US dollar index futures. 3. The real-time data of the US dollar index (that is, the spot price corresponding to the ice US dollar index futures) is updated by Reuters every 15 second according to the real-time exchange rate of each constituent currency of the US dollar index. The average of the highest bid price and selling price of this currency calculated by Reuters. The calculation results are transmitted to the American Intercontinental Exchange and then distributed to data providers.
4. If it is the Australian dollar, a fast-growing power in the Asia-Pacific region, the Australian dollar brings high interest rates to our index and is linked to the commodity market.
5.SEK is the currency of Sweden, called krona; Swiss franc is the currency of Switzerland, which is called Swiss franc.