The US Dollar Index fell by 0.6%, with the market focusing on non-farm payroll data and interest rate expectations.

According to reports, the US Dollar Index fell by 0.6% to 99.352, nearing Wednesday's high of 99.552. Michael Pfister from Commerzbank stated that employment in May may increase by 100 thousand, suggesting the labor market may stabilize, with the data being key for interest rate expectations. President Trump said the United States does not need to reach an agreement with Iran to obtain enriched uranium, while Hezbollah rejected the cease-fire agreement between Israel and Lebanon.