The US dollar remains in stable territory, with the index reaching 97.941 on December 24.

According to data provided by Golden Ten Data, on December 24th, the US Dollar Index—which reflects the performance of the US currency against six major international currencies—remained essentially stable at 97.941.

In the currency market, slight movements are observed. The euro, one of the most monitored currencies, is at 1.1775 dollars, showing a slight decrease compared to the previous session when it was quoted at 1.179 dollars. The British pound slightly declines to 1.3496 dollars from 1.3497 dollars the day before.

Across the Asia-Pacific axis, the Japanese yen shows relative weakness, trading at 156.02 yen per dollar, down from 156.2 yen in the previous session. Meanwhile, the Swiss franc slightly strengthens, moving from 0.7877 to 0.7886 Swiss francs per dollar.

Among North American currencies, the Canadian dollar registers a decline, with the exchange rate at 1.3676 Canadian dollars compared to 1.3694 the previous day. In the northern European front, the Swedish krona shows appreciation, moving from 9.1684 to 9.1713 Swedish kronor per dollar.

Overall, the US Dollar Index remains in a zone of relative stability, with some currencies—such as the Swiss franc and the Swedish krona—showing strength trends, while others—like the euro, pound, and yen—experience slight declines. This scenario reflects a resilient dollar against most major currency competitors.