- DXY seems to be wanting a break-out from Resistance Trendline coming from 114 Highs, despite failing to do so. A Resistance Trendline that has pushed the price lower each time price has approached it. Wether that break-out and resumption is bound to happen or not in the short term, it is yet to be seen. Currently, DXY is in the midst of a Middle Range War-Zone, struggling for direction.
For now, Price-Action suggest a Lower High being printed at 104.5 , a Lower High from 114 Downtrend.
By Breaking Structure(BoS) of the most recent Lower High (LH) 104.5 would validate the Trendline break-out and suggest furthermore uptrend continuation for DXY , headed for the the Range's Ceiling at 105.8 and testing the broken macro structure Support Trendline Move towards 105.8 range's ceiling would be quite bearish for overall Financial Market's condition.
While a move to the range's bottom at 100 level would be quite promising for other Market Sectors to continue performing well. Very interesting week ahead for The Markets, especially DXY, which dictates Financial Markets Swings
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Candlestick version (Clearer view of Candlestick prints as a rejection from Resistance Trendline)
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DXY violating Range's Bottom at 100.820 on the day of CPI # numbers readings Lower than expectetions at 3.1% for June
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*D update (bars pattern) 97 highly likely as a downside target to catch a decent bounce and hopefully for The Dollar Index to find decent support there
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DXY back inside the Big Range with a *W close on it. Next week is a decisive one for DXY direction, whether upside or downside
Check out DXY-Headed South (97) for more smaller time-frames and narrower analysis
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Last Daily *D close Price Action: Indecisive Candlestick Holding 20EMA as support and facing 50EMA as resistance. Turn around South from here on next week opening ?
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