The dollar has fallen slightly, pay attention to tonight's consumer confidence data.

Before the release of consumer confidence data in the United States, the dollar fell slightly, reaching a three and a half week high yesterday under the boost of better-than-expected data. The retail sales data and Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index released on Thursday were both stronger than expected, and the initial jobless claims were lower than expected, further indicating the strength of the US economy. In addition, after Trump denied reports that he was trying to fire Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, the market breathed a sigh of relief. The main focus of the market on Friday will be the University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Survey to be released tonight at 22:00.