In the past two days, the US dollar (USD) has experienced notable fluctuations against various global currencies. On June 12, 2025, the USD broadly weakened starting from 5 a.m., with the Swedish krona (SEK), Norwegian krone (NOK), and euro (EUR) appreciating the most against the dollar. The SEK posted the strongest gain versus the USD with a 0.68% return, while the South Korean won (KRW) was the weakest, declining by 0.099%. Overnight volatility-adjusted returns highlighted major movers including the Taiwan dollar (TWD), Chinese yuan offshore (CNH), Israeli shekel (ILS), South Korean won (KRW), and Swiss franc (CHF). On June 13, 2025, the USD broadly strengthened from 5 a.m., with the KRW, SEK, and Japanese yen (JPY) depreciating most against the dollar. The CNH was the strongest currency versus the USD with a marginal decline of 0.003%, while the SEK was the weakest with a 0.276% decline. The biggest currency movers overnight included the Indian rupee (INR), Philippine peso (PHP), Israeli shekel (ILS), New Zealand dollar (NZD), and Australian dollar (AUD). Among USD crosses, 26 out of 28 showed positive returns on June 13, compared to only 6 out of 28 on June 12, while EUR crosses had 7 out of 13 positive returns on June 13 versus 9 out of 13 on June 12. Additionally, the New Zealand dollar was identified as the weakest currency overall during this period.