[The US Dollar Index Rose 0.5%, And The Eurozone PMI Data Weighed On The Euro] At The End Of New York Trading On Friday (November 22), The ICE Dollar Index Rose 0.52% To 107.524 Points. After The Release Of The Preliminary Eurozone PMI Data At 17:00 Beijing Time, It Rose To 108.071 Points, Approaching The Top Of 108.440 Points On November 11, 2022 And The Top Of 114.778 Points On September 28 Of The Same Year, And The Cumulative Increase This Week Was 0.78%. The Bloomberg Dollar Index Rose 0.38% To 1291.22 Points, And Also Rose To 1294.92 Points At 17:14, Approaching The Top Of 1323.90 Points On November 10, 2022, And The Cumulative Increase This Week Was 0.43%. USD/JPY Rose 0.18% To 154.82 Yen, Up 0.33% This Week. It Fell To 153.29 Yen On Tuesday, Then Rebounded And Rose To 155.89 Yen On Wednesday. EUR/USD Fell 0.56% To 1.0415, Hitting A Daily High Of 1.0498 At 16:14. It Continued To Fall As The Initial PMIs Of France, Germany And The Eurozone Were Released. It Hit A Daily Low Of 1.0335 At 17:14, Down 1.15% This Week. GBP/USD Fell 0.46% To 1.2531, Down 0.68% This Week; USD/CHF Rose 0.87% To 0.8945, Up 0.76% This Week; Among Commodity Currency Pairs, AUD/USD Fell 0.16%, Up 0.61% This Week, NZD/USD Fell 0.43%, Up 0.52% This Week, USD/CAD Rose 0.05%, Down 0.78% This Week. The Swedish Krona Rose 0.23% Against The US Dollar, Down 0.56% This Week; The Norwegian Krona Fell 0.05% Against The US Dollar, Up 0.16% This Week