The US dollar index rose more than 0.1% in the trading market on nonfarm payroll day, and was roughly flat for the week.

On Friday, the New York closing bell, the ICE Dollar Index rose by 0.16% to 100.186 points. At 20:30 Beijing time, during the release of the US non-farm employment report, it surged from 99.993 to 100.160 points, accumulating a 0.03% increase for the week. The overall trading range was between 100.643 and 99.298 points. It had been decreasing on Tuesday and Wednesday, but saw a significant rebound as US President Trump discussed Iran during the "golden period". The Bloomberg Dollar Index was closed on Friday, with a 0.27% decrease for the week, ending at 1215.89 points on Thursday. The US dollar rose by 0.04% against the Japanese yen to 159.67 yen, reaching 159.81 yen when the non-farm employment report was published. It saw a 0.40% decrease for the week, dropping to 158.28 yen at one point. In early Asia-Pacific trading on Thursday, it saw a significant short-term surge. The euro dropped by 0.12% against the Japanese yen to 183.90 yen, accumulating a 0.34% decrease for the week. It had dropped to 182.59 yen on Monday but gradually recovered. The British pound fell by 0.17% against the Japanese yen to 210.690 yen, with an overall 0.88% decrease for the week, showing a long-tail L-shaped trend. It significantly decreased on Monday and continued to fluctuate at a low level afterwards.