According to the Coinnet news, on January 10, Derek Halpenny, head of research at MUFG, said in a report that unless the US non-farm payrolls report is much stronger or weaker than expected, the US dollar is unlikely to move substantially. Given the clear remarks of Federal Reserve officials on slowing the pace of interest rate cuts and the approaching inauguration of President Trump, expectations of significant fluctuations in the US dollar may deviate. "We remain bullish on the US dollar, but the trend may be more restrained until the trade tariff announcement is confirmed on or shortly after Trump's inauguration day.