On Monday (July 6), at the close of trading in New York, the ICE U.S. Dollar Index rose by 0.02% to 100.876 points. The intraday trading range was 101.145-100.840 points. In early Asia-Pacific trading until 18:06 (UTC+8), the index continued to rise. After a period of narrow range fluctuation at high levels, it began to decline from 23:00.

U.S. long-term Treasury yields continued to rise on Tuesday, extending the recent sharp upward trend.

This is the final batch of the 172 million barrels of reserves released by the United States in this round; after this release, the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve will drop to its lowest level since 1982, approaching legal and operational red lines. Meanwhile, the U.S. Secretary of Energy criticized some European countries for releasing far less than expected, urging them to fulfill their commitments. Currently, gasoline and diesel prices in the U.S. remain high, and less than two months remain until the midterm elections. On Tuesday, WTI crude oil futures fell by 3.95%.