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Potential DXY Crash: Anticipating a Substantial Drop to $25I'm eyeing a significant decline in the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) from its current level around 103, down to 25, driven by escalating inflation, competition from Bitcoin and gold, and the influence of BRICS nations. Should this substantial DXY drop materialize, it would likely benefit commodities, emerging markets, export-oriented economies, cryptocurrencies, and gold due to the inverse relationship they share with the dollar's value. The recurrent raising of the debt ceiling exacerbates the country's debt load, potentially weakening trust in the U.S. government's ability to service its debt, which in turn could significantly devalue the dollar. Inflation: If the dollar drops that much, it could lead to inflation or even hyperinflation. The cost of goods and services could rise, which would decrease the purchasing power of the average American. Interest Rates: To combat inflation, the Federal Reserve may increase interest rates. Higher interest rates can make it more expensive to borrow money for things like mortgages or student loans, which could affect the average American's ability to finance major purchases or manage their debts.
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by MichaelBsul
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US Dollar Index (DXY) Price Value Chart TodayThe US Dollar Index, also known as DXY, is used by traders seeking a measure of the value of USD against a basket of currencies used by US trade partners. The index will rise if the Dollar strengthens against these currencies and will fall if the Dollar weakens against these currencies. Plan your technical analysis of the US Dollar Index by tracking its price in the chart and keep up with the latest market movements with news, advice pieces, and the dollar index forecast. TVC:DXY CAPITALCOM:DXY
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by Delaaasaaa
Central Banks USD Reserves Drop to Record LowsI am writing to bring your attention to a concerning trend that has been emerging in the global economy. The de-dollarization movement is now evident as central banks worldwide reduce their US dollar reserves to record lows. This trend indicates that the confidence in the US dollar as the world's reserve currency is declining. As forex traders, we must be aware of this trend and its potential impact on our investments. The US dollar has been the dominant currency in the world for decades, but this is now changing. Countries in the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) have been actively promoting the use of their currencies in international trade, and other countries are following suit. As central banks reduce their US dollar reserves, its value will likely decline. This could lead to inflation and a weaker US economy. As forex traders, we need to take action to protect our investments. I encourage you to sell the dollar and diversify your portfolio into other currencies such as the euro, Australian Dollar, etc. This will help to mitigate the risks associated with the de-dollarization movement and protect your investments. In conclusion, the de-dollarization movement is now evident, and as forex traders, we need to take action to protect our investments. I urge you to diversify your portfolio into other currencies. Let us stay vigilant and proactive in managing our investments.
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by bryandowningqln
DXY 8June2023Currently the DXY seems to respond positively to the bearish trendline. the price has also broken the support. the next target is the trendline below. there are times when now is wave 4 a complex correction occurs, then we can be prepared that the price can go down quite deep going forward. the invalid area is the limit where this analysis can still be valid. when the price goes down deeper than the invalid area, then it could be that the trend has changed completely to bearish.
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by Hokusai_FX