This week, the euro fell more than 0.7%, the Swiss franc fell about 1%, and the British pound fell more than 1.2%

On Friday (February 20), at the New York close, the euro rose 0.06% against the US dollar, reported at 1.1781. Following the US Supreme Court's ruling that Trump's tariff policy was illegal, it surged to 1.1807, refreshing the daily high, with a cumulative decline of 0.73% for the week, continuing to trend lower;
The British pound rose 0.14% against the US dollar, reported at 1.3485, with a cumulative decline of 1.22% for the week;
The US dollar rose 0.05% against the Swiss franc, reported at 0.7754, with a cumulative increase of 0.98% for the week.
Among commodity currencies, the Australian dollar rose 0.14% against the US dollar for the week, the New Zealand dollar fell 1.04%, and the US dollar rose 0.50% against the Canadian dollar.
The Swedish krona fell 1.57% against the US dollar, the Norwegian krone fell 0.22%, and the Danish krone fell 0.76%.
The Polish zloty fell 0.95% against the US dollar, and the Hungarian forint fell 1.01%