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The Bloomberg Dollar Index was closed on Friday, with a weekly decline of 0.27%, and ended at 1215.89 points on Thursday. The US dollar rose 0.04% against the Japanese yen to 159.67 yen, briefly surging to 159.81 yen when the non-farm payrolls report was released. For the week, it fell 0.40%, with continuous declines from Monday to Wednesday, once hitting a low of 158.28 yen. During the early Asian session on Thursday, it rebounded significantly in a short time. The euro fell 0.12% against the Japanese yen to 183.90 yen, down 0.34% for the week, having dropped to 182.59 yen on Monday before gradually recovering its losses. The pound fell 0.17% against the Japanese yen to 210.690 yen, down 0.88% for the week, showing an overall long-tailed L-shaped trend—significantly lower on Monday, followed by continued low-range fluctuations.

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