US DOLLAR ANALYSISOn the weekly chart, the US Dollar Index is clearly trading in a long-term bearish structure. Price has been moving under a strong descending trendline that has capped every major rally since the 2022 high, showing that sellers remain active at higher levels. After the sharp rejection near the 110 area earlier in 2025, the dollar dropped aggressively and broke below the important 100–101 support zone, which had previously acted as a strong demand area. Although price attempted to stabilize and briefly retested this zone, it failed to reclaim it, confirming that former support has now turned into resistance. The recent candles show weak upside momentum and consolidation below this key level, which signals continuation weakness rather than strength. As long as the index remains below the descending trendline and the 100–101 resistance zone on a weekly closing basis, the broader bias stays bearish, with downside pressure still dominant and no clear sign of a long-term reversal yet.
