PANews reported on January 6 that the US dollar index DXY continued to fall, once falling to a low of 108.01, and now reported 108.08. Non-US currencies rose collectively, with the British pound against the US dollar GBP/USD now up 0.8% to 1.2524; the euro against the US dollar EUR/USD now up 0.9% to 1.0402. US stock index futures continued to rise, with Nasdaq 100 index futures rising by about 1%. European stocks rose, and several major stock indexes such as the German DAX index and the French CAC40 index expanded their gains to 1%. Earlier, US media reported that Trump's aides were discussing imposing tariffs on "all countries", but only covering key imported goods.