Following the optimistic economic data released on Thursday, the US dollar strengthened, and the Federal Reserve will later release inflation indicators. Last week's initial jobless claims and durable goods orders data in the USA were better than expected, confirming a final GDP growth of 3.0% in the second quarter. Attention is now turning to the US core personal consumption expenditures price index. Analyst Francisco Pesole of Ing Groep mentioned in a report that the impact of these data on the US dollar should be limited. Even in cases of slight deviation from consensus, the recent Fed focus has shifted towards its employment responsibilities, indicating a reduced sensitivity of the market to inflation news.