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US Dollar Index (Broad Trade-Weighted)

The Fed's broad dollar index was 121.67 on Oct 30, 2026, down 0.07 points (0.06%) from 121.74 the previous business day. A year earlier (Oct 30, 2025), the reading was 121.28.

121.67
-0.07 (-0.06%) vs prior day
Oct 30, 2026 · Daily data
Previous121.74Oct 29, 2026
A year earlier121.28Oct 30, 2025 · +0.39 (+0.3%)
1-year high122.00Oct 14, 2026
1-year low117.44Jan 29, 2026
5-year high130.04Jan 13, 2025
5-year low113.76Nov 9, 2021

US Dollar Index (Broad): chart

US Dollar Index (Broad), Oct 31, 2025 to Oct 30, 2026Line chart from Oct 31, 2025 to Oct 30, 2026. Latest 121.67; high 122.00 on Oct 14, 2026; low 117.44 on Jan 29, 2026.117118119120121122Jan '26Apr '26Jul '26Oct '26121.67Low 117.44
US Dollar Index (Broad), Nov 5, 2021 to Oct 30, 2026Line chart from Nov 5, 2021 to Oct 30, 2026. Latest 121.67; high 130.04 on Jan 13, 2025; low 113.76 on Nov 9, 2021.11011512012513013520222023202420252026121.67High 130.04Low 113.76
US Dollar Index (Broad), Nov 4, 2016 to Oct 30, 2026Line chart from Nov 4, 2016 to Oct 30, 2026. Latest 121.67; high 130.04 on Jan 13, 2025; low 106.49 on Feb 1, 2018.10511011512012513013520182020202220242026121.67High 130.04Low 106.49

Nominal broad trade-weighted US dollar index (Jan 2006 = 100), daily. The chart plots the last reading of each week plus the daily highs and lows; the table below shows daily values.

Latest readings

Daily data
DateIndexChange
Oct 30, 2026121.67-0.07
Oct 29, 2026121.74-0.11
Oct 28, 2026121.85+0.19
Oct 27, 2026121.66+0.06
Oct 26, 2026121.60+0.28
Oct 23, 2026121.32-0.03
Oct 22, 2026121.35+0.01
Oct 21, 2026121.34+0.22
Oct 20, 2026121.12-0.20
Oct 19, 2026121.32-0.08
Oct 16, 2026121.40-0.17
Oct 15, 2026121.57-0.43
Oct 14, 2026122.00+0.56
Oct 13, 2026121.44-0.16
Oct 9, 2026121.60+0.15
Oct 8, 2026121.45+0.19
Oct 7, 2026121.26+0.36
Oct 6, 2026120.90-0.37
Oct 5, 2026121.27-0.11
Oct 2, 2026121.38-0.41
Oct 1, 2026121.79+0.82
Sep 30, 2026120.97-0.06
Sep 29, 2026121.03+0.33
Sep 28, 2026120.70+0.37

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Frequently asked questions

How strong is the US dollar right now?

The Fed's broad dollar index was 121.67 on Oct 30, 2026, down 0.07 points (0.06%) from 121.74 the previous business day. A year earlier (Oct 30, 2025), the reading was 121.28.

Is this the same as the DXY dollar index?

No. The widely quoted DXY (ICE U.S. Dollar Index) compares the dollar with six currencies and is dominated by the euro. The Fed's broad index covers many more trading partners, including China, Mexico and Canada, weighted by their trade with the US, so it better reflects the dollar's economic impact.

How does a strong dollar affect US stocks?

It is usually a headwind for large multinationals, which earn a big share of revenue abroad, and for commodity producers. Domestically focused companies, such as many small caps, are less exposed. A rising dollar can also signal tighter global financial conditions.

Source: Federal Reserve Board (H.10), via FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (series DTWEXBGS). Data checked Nov 6, 5:40 PM ET. Not investment advice.