TREE NEWS reports: The ICE U.S. Dollar Index rose 0.25% to 103.166 in New York late trading on Thursday, Nov. 12, with an intraday range of 102.801 to 103.242, climbing notably in the early U.S. session. The Bloomberg Dollar Index gained 0.17% to 1234.45, trading between 1231.06 and 1235.22 during the day.
ICE Dollar Index Rises 0.25% to 103.166 in New York Late Trading
AI take
A quarter-percent move in the dollar index is routine, but the shape of the session is the more telling detail: the gain came early in U.S. hours and held into late trading, with both the ICE and Bloomberg gauges confirming the same direction. That consistency matters most for dollar-sensitive assets, including tokenized and other cross-border RWA instruments whose pricing is quoted in greenbacks. Whether the index holds above the session's opening range or fades back toward the intraday low is the open question.
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