The US dollar fell by 0.3% on the "eve of non-farm payrolls", with market fluctuations driven by "small non-farm payrolls" and US ISM non-manufacturing data

At the New York closing on Thursday (September 5th), the ICE US Dollar Index fell by 0.29% to 101.064 points. At 20:15 Beijing time, after the release of the US ADP employment data (ADP Non-Farm Payrolls), it plunged and hit a daily low of 100.964 points. At 22:00, after the release of the US ISM Non-Manufacturing Index, it rebounded and briefly turned positive. Throughout the day, it mostly remained in a downtrend, except for the volatility brought by the ISM data, showing an overall oscillating downward trend. On August 27th, it had dropped to 100.514 points