This week, non-U.S. currencies generally strengthened, with the euro up 1.8%, the New Zealand dollar up 2.6%, and the Hungarian forint rising by more than 4.3%.

In the commodity currency pairs, the Australian dollar against the US dollar fell by 0.24% and rose by 2.47% for the week; the New Zealand dollar against the US dollar fell by 0.36% and rose by 2.58% for the week; the US dollar against the Canadian dollar rose by 0.19% but fell by 0.74% for the week. This week, the Swedish krona against the US dollar rose by 2.33%, the Norwegian krone by 2.58%, and the Danish krone by 1.81%. The Polish zloty against the US dollar rose by 2.45%, the Hungarian forint by 4.36%. The Indian rupee against the US dollar rose by 2.19%, the Turkish lira by 0.11%, the South African rand by 3.30%, the Mexican peso by 3.36%, and the Brazilian real against the US dollar rose by 2.90%.