The Japanese yen rose about 0.4% this week, and the British pound rose about 0.8%.

On Friday in the New York session, the US dollar fell 0.37% against the Japanese yen, trading at 147.18 yen. It has accumulated a 0.38% decrease for the week. Three minutes before the release of the US CPI inflation data on August 12, it rose to 148.52 yen, and then continued to decline. In the Asia-Pacific session on August 14, it fell to 146.21 yen, but quickly recovered later that day. For the week, the euro has risen 0.14% against the yen, and the pound has risen 0.43%. The euro has risen 0.54% against the dollar, trading at 1.1704, showing a W-shaped trend overall. The pound has risen 0.79% against the dollar, trading at 1.3557, with significant gains on August 12-13. The dollar has fallen 0.19% against the Swiss franc, trading at 0.8068. In commodity currency pairs, the Australian dollar has fallen 0.22% against the dollar, the New Zealand dollar has fallen 0.57%, and the US dollar has risen 0.44% against the Canadian dollar. The Swedish Krona has risen 0.24% against the dollar, the Norwegian Krona has risen 0.89%, the Danish Krona has risen 0.56%, and the Polish Zloty has risen 0.24% against the dollar.