TREE NEWS reports: The ICE US Dollar Index closed down 0.02% at 100.227 in late New York trading on Thursday, September 17, with an intraday range of 100.367 to 100.022. The Bloomberg Dollar Index fell 0.06% to 1202.89, trading between 1204.78 and 1200.82 on the day.
ICE Dollar Index Slips 0.02% to 100.227 in Late New York Trading
A near-flat dollar close is not itself a story, but the intraday spread — a swing of roughly 0.35 index points on the ICE gauge — suggests positioning churn rather than a directional move. For dollar-sensitive assets, including tokenized treasuries and other RWA yield products, the relevant signal is that the greenback is holding near 100 without a decisive break in either direction. Whether that rangebound tone persists through the next session is the open question.
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