#DXY Price

27 articles

Alex Dudov Alex Dudov Markets
4 months ago

DXY Reversal Signals a Weaker Dollar Cycle Ahead

The US Dollar Index is showing early signs of a structural turning point, with long-term cycle patterns pointing toward sustained downside pressure that could redefine global market positioning.

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Marina Lyubimova Marina Lyubimova Markets
5 months ago

DXY Breakout Above November High Confirms New 3-Year Dollar Cycle

DXY breaks above November high, confirming a new 3-year cycle. Dollar may trend higher toward 2027.

Eseandre Mordi Eseandre Mordi Markets
5 months ago

U.S. Dollar Index Tests Key 200EMA Near the Critical 100 Level

The DXY has broken above the daily 200MA and is now testing the 200EMA, with traders watching the 100 resistance level that has capped the index for nearly a year.

Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Markets
6 months ago

Dollar Index Retests 97.45 Channel Support Near Key Decision Zone

The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) has pulled back toward the lower boundary of its long-term rising channel. A break below this structural support could influence risk asset performance.

Usman Salis Usman Salis Markets
6 months ago

DXY US Dollar Index: 10-Year Rally Pattern Returns Again

The US Dollar Index is following its historical midterm-year behavior, with analysts pointing to recurring cycle strength and renewed global demand signals.

Saad Ullah Saad Ullah Markets
6 months ago

DXY Drops Below Multi-Decade Support at 95 Zone

The U.S. Dollar Index has broken through a critical support level that's held for decades, echoing a similar pattern from the early 2000s when the dollar entered a major downtrend.

Usman Salis Usman Salis Markets
6 months ago

DXY Slides Toward 96 Support After Dark Cloud Cover Rejection Near 100

The U.S. Dollar Index rejected resistance and turned bearish. Price is now approaching the 96 major support zone — a level that could define the dollar's next directional move.

Alex Dudov Alex Dudov Markets
6 months ago

China Slashes $683B in U.S. Treasury Holdings: Markets Face New Volatility

China is pulling back from U.S. government bonds at an unprecedented pace, sparking fresh concerns about global market stability and the future of dollar-denominated assets.

Alex Dudov Alex Dudov FX
6 months ago

DXY Dollar Index Slides to 97.33–97.46 Gap Zone After Sharp Weekly Decline

The Dollar Index took a beating this week, dropping toward a critical 97.33–97.46 technical zone that lines up with an old weekly gap—traders are watching to see if this level holds.

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