The US Dollar Index rose modestly by 0.2%, currently hovering around 97.65, with a clear divergence in the USD/JPY trend. As the Japanese general election approaches, the yen remains under continuous pressure, with the USD/JPY reaching a high of 156.94, hitting a two-week high. Meanwhile, commodity currencies generally weakened, with the Australian dollar falling about 0.4% and slightly below the 0.7 mark; the New Zealand dollar declined more sharply, down 0.7% to the 0.6 level. The Canadian dollar also appreciated, with the USD/CAD rising about 0.2% and staying above 1.366. The GBP/USD slightly declined by 0.3%, oscillating around 1.365; the EUR/USD remained range-bound at the 1.18 level. Overall, the modest strengthening of the US Dollar Index has driven corresponding adjustments in major currency pairs, with the Canadian dollar facing some selling pressure.