Dollar MoonHey,
Been a while that I shared a chart here, sorry for that.
I love the place where the dollar is at the moment.
The easiest plays are from these long-term value areas, and this one is also stacked with a trendline making it a bit more obvious for everyone.
The daily trend is broken since yesterday, shifting bullish long-term. I think a daily pullback is likely, perhaps even back to daily lows to fill up demand.
But long-term, I am super bullish for the dollar.
The $ has been bullish since 2008, we all see it.
Time for the next leg up.
Let's go!
Kind regards,
@ mnieveld
DXY trade ideas
Sometimes, it can be this easy. DXY BULLISH continuationAs I'm trying to give reason, the market is running away.
I've guided you from the low till now, stop doubting my analysis please.
This is a discount price, DXY is still bullish till 99.42. Dont be caught on the sideline. EURUSD and other pairs are bearish. Trade accordingly
Follow me as my trades are market orders, so you will see them on time and enter the trade on time
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DOLLAR INDEX (DXY): Bearish Move From Key Level
I think that Dollar Index may drop from a key daily horizontal resistance level.
As a confirmation, I spotted an inverted cup & handle pattern on an hourly time frame
and a bearish violation of its neckline.
The market will most likely continue falling at least to 98.36
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DXY Short Very Soon going to $96 or lowerCorruption has broken out all over America. Nothing good can come of this.
Wait for a solid Red weekly bar on DXY and short until 96 or lower.
- Earthquakes
- Wildfires over 600
- Floods
- Riots
- Epstein Files
- Housing (Only for the rich)
- Rental Increases
- Home Insurance Price increases
- Fraud for the Elite (Multiple Coins Created with withdrawals outside of US involving other Presidents)
- Crypto Investigations on Politicians
- Children Migrants being deported (Age 6 with Cancer)
TVC:DXY
FX_IDC:CADUSD
ECONOMICS:USTR
FRED:TREASURY
DXY: Next Move Is Down! Short!
My dear friends,
Today we will analyse DXY together☺️
The price is near a wide key level
and the pair is approaching a significant decision level of 98.243 Therefore, a strong bearish reaction here could determine the next move down.We will watch for a confirmation candle, and then target the next key level of 98.078..Recommend Stop-loss is beyond the current level.
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DXY Outlook: Bullish Move Fueled by Fundamentals & GeopoliticsTechnical Analysis (4H Chart & Broader Context) 📈🕓
The DXY 4H chart shows a clear bullish trend 🚀, with higher highs and higher lows since early July. DXY has caught a strong bid, breaking above short-term resistance near 98.40 and now eyeing the previous swing high 🎯. This matches the consensus among analysts: DXY remains in a bullish structure, with momentum supported by both technicals and macro factors.
Key resistance: Next upside target is the previous high (around 99.60 on the chart), with further resistance at the psychological 100 level 🏁.
Support: Immediate support at 98.20, then 97.60 🛡️.
Momentum: Strong bullish candles and no major bearish reversal signals on the 4H. Some analysts note positioning is stretched, so a short-term pullback or consolidation is possible before more upside (IG).
Fundamental Analysis 💹🌍
Why is DXY rallying?
Fed Policy & US Data: The US economy is resilient 💪, with robust services data, strong retail sales, and a recent uptick in core inflation. The Fed is less dovish, with markets now expecting a slower pace of rate cuts 🏦.
Interest Rate Differentials: The US keeps a yield advantage as the Fed is less aggressive in cutting rates compared to the ECB and BoJ, especially with Europe and Japan facing weaker growth and possible further easing 🌐.
Geopolitical Factors: Ongoing trade tensions (Trump’s tariff threats) and global uncertainty (including Middle East risks) are driving safe-haven flows into the dollar 🛡️🌏. DXY typically strengthens during periods of geopolitical stress.
Positioning: CFTC data shows USD long positioning at multi-month highs, which could mean the market is crowded and vulnerable to short-term corrections ⚠️ (IG).
Trade Idea (Bullish Bias, Targeting Previous High) 💡💵
Setup:
Bias: Bullish, in line with the prevailing trend and macro backdrop 🟢.
Entry: Consider buying on a minor pullback to the 98.20–98.40 support zone, or on a confirmed breakout above the recent high 🛒.
Target: Previous swing high near 99.60, with a stretch target at 100.00 🎯.
Stop: Below 97.60 (recent swing low/support) ⛔.
Risk Factors:
Overbought positioning could trigger a short-term pullback ⚠️.
Any dovish surprise from the Fed or rapid de-escalation in global tensions could cap further gains 🕊️.
In summary: The DXY’s bullish trend is underpinned by resilient US data, a hawkish Fed, and global risk aversion. Your bullish bias is well-supported, with the previous high as a logical target. Watch for short-term pullbacks, but the broader trend remains up unless key support is lost. 🚦
Dollar Index Having Bullish MomentumDollar Index shown good bullish momentum on previous day as we analyzed it earlier. Index has created a imbalance now the possibility for the index is to retrace back to imbalance and continue the bullish momentum and target towards the supply zone and swing high.
DXY: potentially aiming for January 2025 highsAlthough we do not Trade the dollar specifically, it is a good barometer the feel out other assets.
It seems like DXY reached a MONTHLY LEVEL. I expect price to form a FVG within this rectangle on the daily level. Which will eventually create a GAP on one of the currencies. Will follow up when this happens.
IMO reversed and is going to reach the daily level quick. This will mean, POUND, EURO DOWN.
Sometimes, it is this simple. DXY BULLISH I'm selling EURUSD and other pairs. DXY is still bullish till 99.42. Once price reach there, we will recheck and let price tip its hand.
This is discount price, dont miss out
Follow me as my trades are market order, so you will see it on time and enter on time
DXY Bullish Pennant (awaiting breakout)**1-hour timeframe** of the **US Dollar Index (DXY)** with technical analysis applied. Here's the breakdown:
**Technical Analysis Summary:**
**Current Price:**
* Around **98.08**, trading just under the **7 EMA (98.09)**.
**Bullish Structure:**
* A strong **bullish impulse leg** is visible (sharp green candle rally).
* Followed by a **bullish flag/pennant** pattern (marked in red), which is typically a **continuation pattern** in an uptrend.
* The flag is forming after a steep upward move — suggesting **consolidation before potential breakout continuation**.
**EMA Trend Support:**
* **EMA 7, 21, and 50** are aligned bullishly:
* EMA 7 > EMA 21 > EMA 50
* This supports the **short-term uptrend** structure.
**Support Zones:**
* A strong **demand zone** is marked between **97.50–97.70** (highlighted in red), where price previously consolidated before the breakout.
* EMA 50 also sits around **97.72**, reinforcing this as a strong **pullback support level**.
**Possible Scenarios:**
1. **Bullish Continuation:**
* If the price breaks above the flag resistance, it may **rally towards 98.70 → 99.00 → 99.10**.
2. **Bullish Pullback:**
* If price dips to retest the support near **97.80–97.90** or EMA 21, and holds, it may bounce and continue upward.
**Conclusion:**
* **Trend:** Bullish
* **Pattern:** Bullish Pennant (awaiting breakout)
* **Support:** 97.72–97.90
* **Upside Targets:** 98.70 → 99.00+
* **Outlook:** Positive bias continues **as long as price holds above the support zone** and EMAs.
DOLLAR INDEX U.S. Economic Data Release on the July 15th
Key Inflation Indicators
Indicator Current Forecast Previous
Core CPI m/m
0.2% 0.3% 0.1%
CPI m/m
0.3% 0.3% 0.1%
CPI y/y
2.7% 2.6% 2.4%
Core CPI m/m came in slightly below forecast, but still accelerated from the previous month, indicating underlying inflation pressures remain present.
Headline CPI m/m matched expectations, showing persistent monthly price growth.
Annual CPI (y/y) registered above forecast, indicating inflation is running hotter than previously expected and at its highest level since early 2025.
Empire State Manufacturing Index
Indicator Current Previous
Empire State Manufacturing Index 5.5 -8.3
The sharp rebound from negative territory signals a marked improvement in manufacturing sentiment in the New York region, pointing to possible resilience in U.S. industrial activity.
Market Implications
US Dollar (USD):
Inflation coming in at or above forecast (annual and headline monthly), along with better-than-expected manufacturing data, has support the USD in the short term. Stronger inflation weakens the case for near-term Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Treasury Yields:
Yields edged higher as bond traders weigh persistent inflation against a resilient economy, with less urgency for monetary easing.
Equity Markets:
Slightly hotter inflation and improved factory activity brings mixed reactions. Investors could become cautious over reduced chances of Fed rate cuts, but healthy manufacturing data may fuel selective equity support.
Commodities:
Gold and other non-yielding assets faced modest headwinds from a stronger USD and rising yields.
In summary:
U.S. inflation data for June shows headline and annual CPI above forecast, and core inflation still rising, suggesting persistent price pressures. The Empire State Manufacturing Index rebounded sharply, signaling improved business sentiment. These surprises likely reinforce expectations for a cautious Federal Reserve, with possible USD gains and ripple effects across equity, bond, and commodity markets.
#DXY #DOLLAR
Dollar Index Bullish OverviewThe Dollar moving Bullish as we expect it to within the Gold Fund! As soon as we saw a '5 Bearish Wave Completion' on the DXY, straight away buyers entered the market & start pushing price back up.
My Gold Fund investors & Gold Vault Academy students know from our 'Q3 Market Breakdown Report' what we're expecting for the Dollar in the next 3 months.
The best strategies if the US dollar rebounds this summerFor several months now, the US dollar (DXY) has been under pressure against the major currencies, falling by over 11% since the start of the year. However, technical and fundamental signals suggest that a low point could be reached this summer. In this scenario, it is essential to measure the possible consequences on the markets and anticipate the best strategies to protect or boost your portfolio.
At this stage, the US dollar has not confirmed a major low, but it will eventually happen, so it's important to anticipate the consequences for all asset classes, and identify the best strategies to implement at an early stage, particularly on Forex.
In this new analysis in the TradingView columns, we ask a number of questions, including the impact on gold, the price of bitcoin and Forex vehicles for exposure to a possible rebound in the US dollar.
1) On the technical front, many of the bearish targets have been made
The first point to watch is the technical configuration. The DXY is now evolving on long-term support levels, with divergences indicating that the downtrend is running out of steam. Indicators such as the RSI and MACD show that selling pressure is weakening on the weekly timeframe. The monthly uptrend line is still active, although the signal varies according to the scale chosen. It's still too early to say that the US dollar has made its final low, but it's worth bearing in mind that most of the bearish technical targets in Elliott waves have been made.
2) If the US dollar were to rebound this summer, what impact would this have on gold and the bitcoin price?
Secondly, a rebound in the dollar would have a direct impact on other asset classes. Gold is influenced by several fundamental factors, notably its inverse correlation with the US dollar and the impact of GOLD ETFs, which are themselves closely linked to the underlying trend in the US dollar. Overall, we believe that if the US dollar were to rebound, gold would lose a good third of its bullish fundamentals. The table below summarizes the factors influencing gold's underlying trend.
Crypto-currencies, and Bitcoin in particular, could also be penalized by a stronger dollar and a contraction in global liquidity (M2). The US dollar plays a very direct role in the calculation of M2 global liquidity, and the bitcoin price is highly correlated with the underlying trend in M2 global liquidity. This indicator, which aggregates the money supply of the major economies converted into US dollars, generally acts on bitcoin with an average lag of around 12 weeks. The latest statistics show a new all-time high for this global liquidity.
This factor is helping to sustain the upward trend observed since April, despite a complex fundamental context marked by a Federal Reserve determined to maintain a restrictive monetary policy in the short term.
The US dollar, by strengthening or weakening, directly modifies the total value of M2 expressed in dollars.
This contributes to the extent of global liquidity and, consequently, to the evolution of bitcoin. Consequently, if the US dollar rebounds this summer, expect a bearish impact on BTC from this autumn onwards.
3) If the US dollar rebounds this summer, what are the best Forex strategies to consider?
Finally, on a practical level, there are several strategies to consider. On Forex, a dollar rebound scenario calls for monitoring major pairs such as EUR/USD, in order to identify selling entry points if a top is confirmed.
But the most direct and unleveraged way to gain exposure to the US dollar (DXY) is through ETFs. Should the US dollar rebound, then exposure to a US dollar (DXY) ETF may be a good strategy. Unlike futures and CFDs, there's no leverage, so it allows for better risk management.
We also suggest that you keep a close eye on the USD/CAD, USD/JPY and GBP/USD currency pairs in the event of a summer rebound scenario for the US dollar against a basket of major currencies.
We will continue to bring you regular analysis on the US dollar to determine whether or not a major low will emerge this summer.
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