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

On Friday (August 15), at the New York close, the US dollar fell 0.37% against the Japanese yen, reporting 147.18 yen, with a cumulative decline of 0.38% for the week. It rose to 148.52 yen three minutes before the release of the US CPI inflation data on August 12, and then continued to decline, dropping to 146.21 yen at the Asia-Pacific close on August 14, before quickly recovering later that day. This week, the euro rose 0.14% against the yen, and the British pound rose 0.43% against the yen. The euro rose 0.54% against the US dollar, reporting 1.1704, showing a W-shaped trend overall; The British pound rose 0.79% against the US dollar, reporting 1.3557, significantly rising from August 12 to 13; The US dollar fell 0.19% against the Swiss franc, reporting 0.8068. Among commodity currencies, the Australian dollar fell 0.22% against the US dollar, the New Zealand dollar fell 0.57% against the US dollar, and the US dollar rose 0.44% against the Canadian dollar. The Swedish krona rose 0.24% against the US dollar, the Norwegian krone rose 0.89% against the US dollar. The Danish krone rose 0.56% against the US dollar, and the Polish zloty rose 0.24% against the US dollar