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DX - USD Index Longterm Outlook Indicates Further DeclineThis long-term chart shows how the USD Index is trading within the boundaries of the Median Line set. We see the lower extreme, solid support around the Center Line, and the upper extreme acting as resistance. What’s next? Well—if it’s not heading higher, it’s likely heading lower—and the rejection at the Upper Median Line (U-MLH) supports that view. If we revisit the Center Line, my experience tells me it won’t hold—we’ll break through and head even lower. Buckle up. It’s going to be a rough ride.
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by Tr8dingN3rd
Is the US Dollar about to Rally?Hey traders just saw 3 bar trend line confirmed on US Dollar Index but is it actually entering a new uptrend? Not sure no one knows of course fundamentally speaking I'm not sure. Seasonally it normally tops in the summer. But of course anything is possible in this new Tariff driven market we are in. But as you can see this is how you can get in when a trend changes early just find 3 bars and draw a straight line to connect them and you will be close to being on the right side of the market. So if your bullish be careful and use risk management. But if you bearish don't short until it goes back under the downtrend line imo. Enjoy! Clifford
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by TradetheFuturesCharts
Look To Sell USD and Buy EUR, GBP, NZD and AUD!This is the FOREX outlook for the week of May 5 - 9th. In this video, we will analyze the following FX markets: USD Index EUR GBP AUD NZD CAD CHF JPY USD Index has tapped the W -FVG. I expect it to sweep the last week's high before heading down. Short term strength for longer term weakness. Look to buy xxxUSD pairs. Sell USDxxx pairs. Wait for valid setups. FOMC is Wednesday! Don't just jump into trades without confirming the bias first! Enjoy! May profits be upon you. Leave any questions or comments in the comment section. I appreciate any feedback from my viewers! Like and/or subscribe if you want more accurate analysis. Thank you so much! Disclaimer: I do not provide personal investment advice and I am not a qualified licensed investment advisor. All information found here, including any ideas, opinions, views, predictions, forecasts, commentaries, suggestions, expressed or implied herein, are for informational, entertainment or educational purposes only and should not be construed as personal investment advice. While the information provided is believed to be accurate, it may include errors or inaccuracies. I will not and cannot be held liable for any actions you take as a result of anything you read here. Conduct your own due diligence, or consult a licensed financial advisor or broker before making any and all investment decisions. Any investments, trades, speculations, or decisions made on the basis of any information found on this channel, expressed or implied herein, are committed at your own risk, financial or otherwise.
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by RT_Money
DXY Struggles at Mid-Cycle: Capital Flow Rotation Underway The US Dollar Index (DXY) is sitting at a generational pivot zone around the 100 level, a midpoint in its 10-year price cycle. It has failed to reclaim this level decisively, and macro headwinds continue to build: The re-escalation of tariff wars by the US administration, alienating global partners Increasing capital outflows to the Yen, Gold, and emerging crypto ETFs The risk of a flattening or inverted yield curve dragging confidence in USD-denominated debt A break below 98.52 could accelerate the move toward 96.20, 94.76, and 92.44, historically associated with market stress and recessionary periods. As the dollar's reputation as the world's safe haven erodes, Bitcoin—particularly in its regulated, ETF-wrapped form—is gaining favour as a neutral store of value.
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by Rotuma
DXY The Fake Dance- One of the most important barometers for global currencies and markets in the world. - Most of the time DXY is a well used machine to supress markets (forex, stocks, cryptos, etc..) - When they don't start the printing machine, DXY keeps is strength. - When they start to print DXY starts to dip and markets boom up. - it's really basic and based on "BRRR Machine". - i had a hard time to decrypt this fake peace of resilience. - actually there's none visible divergences on the 1M or 3M Timeframes. - So i decided to push my analysis to 6M Timeframe and noticed few things : - You can notice that from 2008 ( Post crises ), DXY was in a perma bullish trend. - So now check MACD and will notice this fake move on January 2021 ( in graph the red ? ) - MACD was about to cross down, columns smaller and smaller, then a Pump from nowhere lol. - i rarely saw that in my trading life on a 6M Timeframe. - So to understand more this trend, i used ADX (Average Directional Index) - ADX is used to determine when the price is trending strongly. - In many cases, it is the ultimate trend indicator. - So if you look well ADX columns, you will notice that a strong divergence is on the way. - First check the Yellow Doted Line in July 2022 when DXY reached 115ish and look the size of the green columns. - Now check today (red doted Line), and look again the ADX green columns is higher, but DXY diped to 105ish. - So like always, i can be wrong, but i bet on a fast DXY dip soon or later. - it's possible to fake pumps, but it's harder to fake traders. Happy Tr4Ding !
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by thecryer
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US Dollar at Breaking Point: China Tariff Clash Risks Collapse Farmers, Boeing, and tech sectors brace for severe damage as USD threatens to break critical 10-year support amid escalating trade tensions. Technical Breakdown: Crucial USD Zone Under Threat The US Dollar Index (DXY) currently sits precariously within a critical 10-year support and resistance zone between 100 and 98. Historically, this key price area has repeatedly served as a midpoint equilibrium, dictating significant directional shifts. A decisive breach below this support could unleash substantial downward momentum, targeting deeper psychological and technical levels at 95 or potentially 92. Examining a 10-year price cycle reveals a consistent pattern: whenever the USD has broken below this midpoint zone, it has lingered and struggled to regain upward traction. Currently, the short-term reprieve provided by the temporary 90-day tariff halt may offer brief support—but the underlying macroeconomic stress signals growing vulnerability. Fundamental Factors: Tariff War's Long-Term Damage While the US administration's aggressive tariff strategy against China was intended to protect American industries, its effects are increasingly backfiring—posing significant long-term risks to the US dollar and economy. Agriculture: US farmers are already suffering substantial losses. China, a critical export destination for American meat, grain, and soybeans, has drastically reduced purchases in retaliation. The direct result is declining farm revenues, increased inventory buildup, and weakening regional economies dependent on agricultural exports. Aviation (Boeing): One of America's largest manufacturing exporters, Boeing has become a recent casualty. Tariff escalations and strained diplomatic relations have severely affected aircraft sales to China—its biggest overseas market. With Boeing's market dominance already challenged by competitors like Airbus, prolonged tariffs could have dire financial implications, further pressuring USD sentiment. Technology and Semiconductor Industries: The US tech sector, including semiconductor giants such as Intel, Nvidia, Qualcomm, and Apple, heavily relies on Chinese manufacturing and consumption markets. Tariffs imposed on Chinese components and retaliatory measures have led to significant supply chain disruptions, increased production costs, and lower profit margins. Extended trade tensions risk permanently damaging these companies' competitiveness and earnings potential. Retail and Consumer Goods: American retailers, from Walmart to Amazon, are also exposed to China's tariff retaliation. Rising import costs translate directly into higher consumer prices, diminished purchasing power, and potential slowdowns in consumer spending—key pillars underpinning US economic growth and, by extension, dollar strength. Why the Dollar Could Sink Further As these vital sectors face prolonged pressure, broader economic fundamentals weaken. Reduced export revenues, rising domestic costs, and declining consumer confidence collectively undermine investor sentiment toward the US dollar. Moreover, sustained trade tensions might force the Federal Reserve into more accommodative monetary policies, potentially leading to rate cuts—a scenario traditionally bearish for the USD. If the current trajectory persists, the US dollar could face intensified selling pressure, propelling it towards critical psychological and historical support levels at 95, with an even deeper potential retreat toward 92. Bottom Line The dollar now stands at a pivotal crossroads. With crucial sectors like agriculture, aviation, technology, and retail deeply vulnerable to prolonged US-China trade conflict, a fall below the critical 10-year support at 98 would signal a significant bearish shift. Investors and policymakers alike must brace for volatility as the implications of this trade war continue to unfold.
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by Rotuma