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DXY Analysis: Potential Retracement AheadI'm closely monitoring the DXY (US Dollar Index) for indications of the dollar's trajectory into the weekend and early next week. The US dollar's influence on global markets makes the DXY a critical reference point for traders. Given the strong correlation between many currency pairs and the US dollar, the DXY's current position at a key resistance level suggests a potential pullback. The dollar appears overextended, and coupled with typical end-of-week trading patterns, we may see a significant retracement impacting broader markets. Important Disclaimer: This analysis is intended for educational purposes and should not be interpreted as financial advice.
TVC:DXY
by fxtraderanthony
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DXY Weekly Analysis "The DXY seems to be retracing from 100.615 to take liquidity at 104.565, and we've observed significant price reactions in the area since Monday, November 13, 23. This suggests that the DXY is currently showing efficiency and may be inclined to move lower towards 99.559. However, reaching 99.559 might face resistance due to a "shield area," which could potentially cause the DXY to struggle on the downside. It's possible we'll witness the DXY lingering around the red shaded area at 101.910 for a while. If the price breaks below this level swiftly with large downward candles, we anticipate further downward movement towards 99.559. Otherwise, if it fails to break below 101.910, we'll provide an update accordingly."
TVC:DXYShort
by Deotrade1
DXY Technical Analysis and Trade IdeaTechnical Outlook: - The DXY (US Dollar Index) maintains a bullish trajectory within its broader uptrend. - Recent price action indicates a retracement to a significant daily (1D) support zone. - This technical setup presents potential buy opportunities in line with the prevailing bullish bias. Trade Suggestion: - Entry: Consider long positions upon confirmation of bullish trend shifts on a lower time frame at the current support level. - Targets: Aim for 105, 105.5, and 106 as price objectives. - Stop-Loss: Strategically place stop-loss orders below the immediate support to manage risk. Important Disclaimer: This analysis reflects my individual market assessment for informational purposes. It does not constitute explicit financial advice. Independent research and comprehensive risk management are crucial before executing any trades.
TVC:DXYLong
by fxtraderanthony
DXY Technical Analysis and Trade Idea for Week Beginning 5th FebGiven that the markets are either correlated or inversely correlated with the US dollar, I'm always looking at the DXY dollar index at the beginning of the week to see how it's shaping up. In this chart we can see that the DXY is bullish it has been range bound previously, however we saw quite a strong rally on Friday with the NFP data release. We can now see the break above the range and I'm looking at the retrace for a potential entry point. We can see similar opportunities presenting themselves with the EURUSD the AUDUSD etc. in the video we touch on how the market shaped up prior to the NFP release on Friday and we look at a potential trade opportunity. As always this information is intended for educational purposes only and not to be taken as financial counsel.
TVC:DXYLong
by fxtraderanthony
DXY: The USD kept its weekly rise ahead of the Fed's decisionThe dollar edged higher in early European trading on Wednesday, heading for its biggest monthly gain since September, while the euro edged lower after weak inflation data. At 04:45 ET (09:45 GMT), the Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six other currencies, traded 0.1% higher at 103.352, on track for more than a gain. 2% this month. Dollar demand has been buoyant this month as traders trimmed expectations for when the Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates due to strong U.S. economic data and reaction from central banks. naughty. The greenback was also supported by escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which have weighed on risk sentiment amid fears of a broader regional conflict. The US central bank is expected to leave interest rates unchanged, and so the focus will likely be on Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's post-meeting press conference to see if he will signal a cut. Analysts at ING said: “With US data releases - most recently December JOLTS data showing expanding employment opportunities - there appears to be little reason for the FOMC announcement tonight prompted the market to price in well above the current 130 basis point rate cut this year.” in a note. “This would be a neutral/positive development for the USD.” There's more labor data to study on Wednesday, in the form of ADP Private Payrolls for January, ahead of weekly initial jobless claims on Thursday and then broad data on Friday. - viewed monthly salary reports.
TVC:DXYLong
by Chart_MasterPro
DXY Dollar Index Technical Analysis and Preping for MondayThe DXY is presently confined within a range, evident on both the 1-day (1D) and 4-hour (4H) time frames. Given that it is the end of the week, I am exercising caution about active market participation, considering the customary manipulation observed on Fridays as smart money strategically targets stops, aligning them with the upcoming week's trend. In this video, we evaluate the dollar index and contemplate potential trade scenarios with dollar pairs for the approaching week. It is important to emphasize that this content is intended strictly for educational purposes and should not be considered as financial advice.
TVC:DXY
by fxtraderanthony
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DXY Dollar Index Technical Analysis - Where Is The USD Heading?DXY Analysis: The Dollar Index (DXY) has exhibited range-bound behavior recently, lacking a clear directional bias. While there are bearish undertones, a confirmed downtrend requires a break below the current range followed by a failed retest. This video explores multiple timeframes (monthly, weekly, daily, 4-hour) to identify potential dollar direction in the coming days and week. Given the key role of the dollar in shaping currency markets, its trading action significantly impacts opportunities in other pairs. However, with the current sideways movement, identifying high-probability trades could be challenging, especially considering the increased risk associated with end-of-week volatility and potential stop-hunting activity. Disclaimer: This analysis is solely for educational purposes and should not be considered financial advice.
TVC:DXY
by fxtraderanthony