DXY Technical Analysis: Navigating Key Juncturre1. Big Picture & Market Context
The DXY is consolidating near a critical technical juncture. Geopolitical tensions and shifting rate expectations continue to be the primary drivers, creating volatility perfect for both intraday scalps and strategic swing positions.
2. Multi-Timeframe Technical Snapshot
Monthly/Weekly (Swing): Price is squeezed between the 50-week EMA (support ~98.20) and the 200-day SMA (resistance ~99.50). A decisive break either way will set the medium-term trend.
Daily (Swing & Intraday Bias): The chart shows a potential bearish flag formation following the recent decline. RSI (14) is neutral at 48, offering no extreme bias. The Ichimoku Cloud is thick above price, representing a significant resistance zone.
3. Elliott Wave & Harmonic Perspective
The pullback from the 100.50 high is being analyzed as either a Wave 4 (corrective) or the start of a larger bearish impulse. The key Harmonic zone for a potential bullish reversal (Bat pattern) lies between 98.30 - 98.50.
4. Key Support & Resistance Levels
Strong Resistance: 99.50 (200-day SMA & prior swing high)
Minor Resistance: 99.10 (Intraday)
Immediate Pivot: 98.85 (Current Price)
Strong Support: 98.50 (50-week EMA & 50% Fibonacci)
Critical Support: 98.20 (Breakdown Level)
5. Gann & Wyckoff Analysis
Gann Square of 9: Key levels align with 98.50 (support) and 99.20 (resistance). A close above 99.20 could trigger a run towards 99.80.
Wyckoff Cycle: Price action suggests we are in a possible Re-Distribution phase. A failure to hold 98.50 would signal a new Markdown phase, targeting 97.80.
6. Intraday Trading Strategy (5M-1H Charts)
Bullish Scenario (Long):
Entry: 98.55 - 98.65 (with bullish reversal candlestick confirmation)
Stop Loss: 98.35
Take Profit 1: 98.95
Take Profit 2: 99.15
Bearish Scenario (Short):
Entry: 99.05 - 99.10 (with bearish rejection confirmation)
Stop Loss: 99.30
Take Profit 1: 98.70
Take Profit 2: 98.50
7. Swing Trading Strategy (4H-Daily Charts)
Swing Long:
Entry Zone: 98.30 - 98.45 (Accumulation Zone)
Stop Loss: 97.90 (Daily Close)
Target 1: 99.20
Target 2: 99.80
Swing Short:
Entry Trigger: Daily close below 98.20
Stop Loss: 98.60
Target 1: 97.80
Target 2: 97.20
8. Indicator Cluster Consensus
Bollinger Bands: Price is trading in the upper band, indicating neutral momentum. A squeeze is forming, signaling a volatility expansion is due.
Anchored VWAP: (Anchored at last swing high) Price is below VWAP, indicating a Weak Bearish medium-term trend.
Moving Averages: The 50 EMA is about to cross below the 200 SMA on the 4H chart—a potential "Death Cross" warning for the week ahead.
Final Verdict: The DXY is at a make-or-break level. The bias is cautiously bearish below 99.10. The 98.50-98.20 zone is critical; a hold there could spark a relief rally, while a break opens the door for a significant swing down.
Disclaimer: This is technical analysis, not financial advice. Always manage your risk and use stop-loss orders.
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DOLLAR INDEX DXY The US Dollar Index (DXY) recently traded around 98.85 on October 10, 2025, experiencing a slight decline after a daily rejection from a supply roof @ 99.516 the dxy is standing on a daily support structure and lack momentum after the FOMC MEETING , the federal reserve under the chairman control of sir, Jerome Powell cut cut rate by 25basis point from 4.25%-4.5% to 4.0%-4.25%.
The next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting is scheduled for October 28-29, 2025. During this two-day meeting, the committee will discuss and decide on U.S. monetary policy, including the federal funds rate.
Federal Funds Rate Decision Outlook:
The Fed is widely expected to cut the federal funds rate during this meeting to support economic growth amid recent uncertainties.
The current federal funds rate stands at a range of 4.00% to 4.25%. previous 4.25%-4.5% representing a 25basis point cut .
The exact size of the new rate cut and forward guidance will depend on economic data and conditions leading up to the meeting.
key Economic data tools used by FEDS .
These indicators help the Fed assess the state of the economy, inflationary pressures, employment levels, and overall growth, enabling it to set appropriate monetary policy.
(1)Inflation Measures
Consumer Price Index (CPI): Measures the average change in prices paid by consumers for goods and services.
(2)Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index: The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge that measures changes in prices for goods and services consumed by individuals, especially the core PCE excluding volatile food and energy prices.
(3)Employment Data
Non-Farm Payrolls: Monthly report on the number of jobs added or lost in the economy, excluding farms. It's a primary gauge of labor market health.
(4)Unemployment Rate: Percentage of the labor force that is unemployed and looking for work.
Labor Force Participation Rate: Measures the percentage of working-age population active in the labor market.
(5)Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Measures the overall economic output and growth. The Fed looks at quarterly GDP data to understand economic momentum.
(6)Retail Sales and Consumer Spending
Consumer spending accounts for a large portion of economic activity; strong spending may indicate economic strength, influencing Fed decisions.
(7)Manufacturing and Service Sector Data
Reports like the ISM Manufacturing and Non-Manufacturing Indices provide insight into business activity.
Wage Growth and Productivity
Rising wages can signal inflationary pressures, while productivity affects economic efficiency.
(8)Stock market trends, bond yields (e.g., 10-year Treasury yield), and credit market conditions also influence the Fed’s outlook.
(9)JOHN TYLOR RULE.
The Federal Reserve looks at the Taylor Rule during rate decision-making because it provides a systematic, rules-based framework that links key economic variables to the appropriate level of the federal funds rate. the rule helps policymakers gauge whether monetary policy is too tight, too loose, or appropriate based on inflation and economic output.
Why the Fed Considers the Taylor Rule:
Framework for Monetary Policy:
The Taylor Rule offers a clear formula that relates the federal funds rate to inflation deviations from the target (usually 2%) and the output gap (difference between actual GDP and potential GDP). This helps the Fed set interest rates consistent with its goals of stable prices and maximum employment.
Balancing Inflation and Growth:
The rule suggests raising interest rates when inflation is above target or the economy is growing too rapidly (closing output gap), which can prevent overheating and inflationary pressures. Conversely, it recommends lowering rates when inflation is below target or growth is sluggish, supporting economic expansion.
Rule vs. Discretion:
While the Fed retains discretion, the Taylor Rule enhances transparency and predictability in policy decisions, providing a benchmark for evaluating whether current rates align with economic conditions.
Historical Relevance:
The Taylor Rule has been found to approximate the Fed’s policy stance over several decades and helps discipline monetary policy amid economic fluctuations.
Policy Communication:
It aids clear communication to markets and the public about the rationale behind rate moves, reducing uncertainty.
Summary
The DXY reflects the value of the US dollar versus a basket of six major currencies, with the euro composing about 57.6% of the index followed by the Japanese yen, British pound, Canadian dollar, Swedish krona, and Swiss franc.
The US 10-Year Treasury Yield (US10Y) is currently around 4.058% daily open 4.1375 daily close 4.058%, representing the yield investors receive on US government debt with a 10-year maturity. The yield level is a significant driver of financial markets and often correlates with the strength of the US dollar.
Relationship
Generally, a higher US10Y yield tends to support a stronger DXY because higher yields attract international capital, increasing demand for the US dollar.
Movements in DXY and US10Y can also be affected by geopolitical risks, monetary policy expectations, and macroeconomic data, leading to short-term deviations.
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DXY Ready for Next Bullish Leg After Liquidity SweepDollar Index maintaining bullish structure after recent BOS on 3H timeframe.Market formed consolidation phase early October before expansion.Buyers showing control pushing price towards 100.57 objective.Current retracement indicates liquidity grab before next bullish impulse.Demand zone 98.50–98.80 remains key area for continuation.Technical sentiment stays positive as long as price holds above 98.50.Fundamentally, dollar supported by strong U.S. data and cautious global tone favoring safe-haven demand.Momentum outlook remains bullish with potential continuation toward 100.50+ zone.
DXY - Major Breakdown of Ascending ChannelAs a preface here, I am not a Forex trader. I analyze DXY as a method for predicting manipulated moves on Bitcoin / Cryptocurrency.
Since I started with DXY analysis some 8 odd years ago, I’ve used the same channels. Price seems to (without argument) respect this channel and move in this fashion. So if anyone reading this has tips or knowledge I am missing. I’d appreciate the tips and insights.
I draw here my expected DXY path - and related to that, the span of a true bull market on stocks and equities (4-7 years long beginning current)
I’ll be using this post here to use as a reference for my analysis of a Bitcoin flash crash to 8,000 USD. Bitcoin has always seem to react to major pivots on DXY (in this case, a bearish retest).
Love and respect to all of you.
- DD
Dollar Index (DXY): More Growth is Coming
Dollar Index keeps recovering.
The market managed to violate a significant resistance cluster yesterday
and closed above that.
It opens a potential for more rise.
The next historic structure is 100.0.
The index will aim at that next week.
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DXY Buy Opportunity – Support Retest Before Next Leg UpPair: U.S. Dollar Index (DXY)
Timeframe: 30 minutes
Current Price: 98.602
Trend: Short-term bullish channel (highlighted in pink)
🧭 Key Levels
Support Zone: 98.100 – 98.350
Entry Point: 98.353 (buy zone confirmation)
Stop Loss: 98.099 (below support)
Target Point: 99.140
📊 Market Structure
The price is moving within an ascending channel, showing a steady uptrend.
It has recently reached the upper boundary of the channel and is now expected to retrace toward the support zone (blue box).
After retesting this support level, a bullish continuation is expected.
🧩 Trade Idea
Plan: Wait for price to retest the blue support area.
If bullish candlestick confirmation appears (e.g., bullish engulfing, hammer), enter a buy trade near 98.350.
Stop Loss: below 98.099 (safe margin under support).
Take Profit: near 99.140, aligning with the top of the projected move.
Risk–Reward Ratio:
Approx. 1:3.5 — good reward compared to risk.
⚠ Possible Scenarios
1. ✅ Bullish Scenario:
Price respects the support level → breaks above 98.80 → continues to 99.14.
→ Confirms continuation of bullish trend.
2. ❌ Bearish Scenario:
Price breaks below 98.10 → invalidates bullish setup → channel structure fails → potential drop toward 97.80 zone.
📈 Conclusion
Current trend: Bullish, but waiting for a retracement and confirmation is key.
Buy zone: 98.35–98.10
Target: 99.14
Stop Loss: 98.09
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Bitcoin & DXY $ PA since 2008 shows BTC PA in ATH Zone - Why ?
Really easy one this.
There is only ONE Bitcoin ATH that happened when DXY PA was NOT on or below the Lower trend line that DXY PA has been in since 2008
And that was on the way lower but turned higher after the BTC ATH.
When I begain with Bitcoin in 2013, I was told, There is a correlation between DXY and BTC...."They go in opposite directions"
On smaller, this can appear to be False but looking at this Monthly chart, it Very clearly shows it is true.
The Day counts above are the days from when DXY first touches the upper trend line to the last week that PA touches the Lower trend line before rising higher again.
You can see that, apart from the 2nd ATH in 2021, there are 2 ATH for Bitcoin in the 2nd half of this day count.
The Green Box shows us the potential Zone for the next 2 BTC ATH. We have already reached a New ATH this "Cycle" but we have NO idea if a Higher ATH is Due or not.....We have to wait and see but the expectation is currently that we will.
The Vertical orange Dotted lines are previous USA election dates and I can see no real connection to these and DXY PA. Some are high, others are Low....However, the Next election is just after t his Bitcoin ATH Zone and so we may see some influences.
Something I also find interesting is how Bitcoin PA is rising in a similar way to how the DXY $ has since its Drash in 2008
The Monthly BTC chart
DXY since 2008 Monthly
You can clearly see the controlled rise and fall of PA within a channel,
This cycles Weekly Bitcoin chart is the first time we have seen that type of PA in a weekly cycle.
This is Bitcoin since Jan 2023 Weekly
So, we may have opposing PA action but we also have a similar style within a channel
Things to take note of.
We may have reached the BTC ATH zone already and we may not go higher, though the potential does exist to move further and, my opinion, is we will.
But it would be incredibly Nieve to assume it will go higher with out having some precautions in place.
Everyone talks about UPtober.
We have had RED Octobers - October 2012 was red and in the Middle f a Bull run
So Caution while we surf the crest of this Wave...
Just something I thought I would share.
DXY to break resistance and open the door to further buying?From the US Dollar Index, you can see that the USD has regained some poise and rallied for four consecutive days this week.
This has led the DXY north of a 3M resistance at 98.33 – which is now a marked support level – and subsequently led price action to another 3M resistance level at 99.40. Despite the high of 100.26, formed on 1 August, a meaningful break of the current resistance level, paves the way for a move to a 1Y resistance at 101.43.
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US Dollar RECAPDollar Index (DXY) — Range Heat Building
You’ve got a weekly bearish range, with a key high at 99.8 and price now trading into bearish distribution around 99.0.
The dollar’s been front and center this week — while Washington argues over funding, it’s been doing real damage across cross-asset charts.
Price has been printing higher lows all week, grinding inside this bearish range.
That’s your profit-taking zone, not an add-on zone.
Stay patient. Let the range speak.
USD Rate Cut Rally Continues, DXY Falling Wedge BreakoutI last looked at the build of a falling wedge in the USD in these pieces a couple of weeks ago, as we had a push of higher-highs and lows after the Fed's rate cut announcement.
That theme pushed to fresh highs today as DXY broke out of a falling wedge formation, and while the initial rally in October was very much pushed along by a weak Yen the move today is being prodded by a further breakdown move in EUR/USD.
The next significant test for DXY is just ahead, with the 100 level that's confluent with the swing low from last year at 100.22. This spot is what caught the high back in on August 1st after the post-FOMC breakout then, and that's the price that currently marks the four month high in the currency. Above that, it's the 102 level that caught the high back in May, which is also a Fibonacci level of note. - js
DXY- 4 HOUR TIMEFRAME ANALYSIS This is a clean and valid bullish channel on the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), 4-hour timeframe. Let’s break it down technically and structurally 👇
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🔹 Overall Trend: Strong Bullish Structure
The DXY is trending inside a well-defined ascending channel, showing higher highs and higher lows — the classic hallmark of a bullish trend.
Each time price touches the lower boundary (support trendline), buyers step in strongly, creating fresh impulsive waves upward.
The slope of the channel is consistent, confirming that bullish momentum is steady, not parabolic.
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📊 Key Technical Levels
Current Price: 99.45 – 99.50
Upper Channel Resistance: Around 99.90–100.10 zone
Midline Area: Approximately 98.90–99.00 (often acts as short-term support/resistance)
Lower Channel Support: Around 97.50–98.00
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🧭 Market Behavior
1. Momentum:
Price has recently broken above the last minor consolidation range and is now heading toward the upper boundary of the channel. This confirms a fresh bullish impulse leg.
2. Buyer Control:
The last few candles show strong bullish bodies with minimal wicks — indicating that buyers are dominating with little resistance so far.
3. Trend Continuation Bias:
The structure suggests continuation toward the upper trendline before any major correction occurs.
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⚠️ What to Watch Next
Scenario 1 – Continuation:
If price maintains above 99.30–99.40, it could continue climbing toward the upper channel around 99.90–100.00.
→ That’s your short-term bullish target.
Scenario 2 – Pullback:
If there’s a rejection near the upper boundary (especially with long upper wicks or bearish engulfing), expect a retracement toward the midline (≈99.00) or even lower channel (≈98.00) for the next accumulation phase.
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📈 Trading Insights
Buyers’ Edge: Buy retracements near the lower or midline of the channel as long as structure holds.
Profit Zones: Scale out or take profit near upper channel touches (~99.90–100).
Invalidation: A decisive break below 97.50 would invalidate the bullish channel and suggest a structural shift.
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🔍 Institutional Context
Given DXY’s rise, this movement typically implies:
EURUSD and GBPUSD may face downward pressure.
Gold (XAU/USD) and Silver (XAG/USD) may pull back due to inverse correlation.
DXY could continue higherPrice has been in a bullish phase, forming a continuation setup showing buyers steadily gaining control after consolidation. The rounded base reflects accumulation, where buyers absorbed selling pressure and built momentum for a breakout.
If buyers manage to hold above the breakout zone, that would confirm continuation, with the next target projected toward the 100.
If sellers step in and drive price back below the breakout level, it could signal a false breakout and a short-term pullback before any renewed push higher.
US Dollar Index (DXY) Monthly OutlookThe DXY is currently trading around the 99.00 zone after a major market structure shift (MSS). Price has retraced into a fair value gap (FVG) within the 50–70% premium zone, showing signs of potential bullish continuation.
If the market holds above the FVG, we could see a push toward the 20% and 30% Fibonacci retracement levels, targeting the buy-side liquidity area near 110.00+.
This long-term projection suggests that the dollar might regain strength over the next few years before facing another macro correction.
📅 Timeframe: Monthly
💡 Bias: Bullish towards liquidity highs
⚠️ Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
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DXY 4H – Possible Head & Shoulders Breakdown (My Bias)I’m watching DXY form a clean Head & Shoulders on the 4H chart. The neckline sits around 99.0 — if price breaks and retests, I expect a move toward 97.5 and possibly 96.0. My invalidation is above 100.2, near the right shoulder. Momentum seems to be fading, hinting at short-term weakness. I’ll wait for confirmation before acting.
⚠️ This isn’t a signal — just my personal bias and thought process on DXY.
US Dollar Index (DXY) – Ending Diagonal Signals a Major Bullish The DXY is currently testing the upper boundary of a well-defined ending diagonal pattern on the daily timeframe — a structure that often appears at the end of a corrective phase, signaling the beginning of a new impulsive move.
After months of consolidation inside the narrowing wedge, momentum is now turning upward, suggesting a potential bullish breakout is underway. This diagonal likely marks the final wave of a corrective decline (Wave 5 of C) — meaning a larger bullish cycle could be ready to unfold.
Key Technical Notes:
🔹 Price is challenging the upper diagonal resistance near 99.00–99.40.
🔹 A confirmed daily close above this zone would invalidate the bearish wedge and trigger a trend reversal signal.
🔹 Next upside targets: 101.00, 103.50, and potentially 107.00 in extension.
🔹 Pullbacks toward 97.50–98.00 may offer buy-the-dip opportunities within the breakout structure.
Wave Context:
This move could represent the early stages of a new impulse (Wave 1 or Wave A) following the completion of an ending diagonal — a classic reversal signal in Elliott Wave theory.
Momentum Outlook:
Bullish divergence and a tightening structure suggest sellers are exhausted. A confirmed breakout would likely ignite short covering and renewed USD strength across the board.
Bias: ✅ Bullish / Long-biased — watching for breakout confirmation above 99.40.
Dollar Index (DXY) Rises to Highest Level in Over Two MonthsDollar Index (DXY) Rises to Highest Level in Over Two Months
The chart shows the Dollar Index (DXY) trading above the 99-point level today — its highest since early August. The dollar’s strength is supported by the weakening of other currencies:
→ The yen is weakening amid expectations of looser monetary policy. Conservative Sanae Takaichi could become the first female prime minister in Japan’s history, pursuing substantial spending and economic stimulus.
→ The euro remains under pressure amid France’s political crisis. Following the resignation of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s government, President Emmanuel Macron stated he plans to appoint a new prime minister this week.
Will the Dollar Index continue to rise?
Technical Analysis of the DXY Chart
On 19 September, we provided a significant analysis of the DXY chart in which we:
→ Confirmed the relevance of a descending channel (shown in red), which includes intermediate QL and QH lines dividing the channel into quarters.
→ Highlighted a reversal upward from the QL line (shown with an arrow).
→ Suggested a bullish scenario aiming to reach the QH line.
This scenario has indeed unfolded:
→ On 25 September and 6 October (as shown by arrows), the QH line acted as resistance.
→ On 7 October, it was broken upward, underlining bulls’ strength.
Given this, it is reasonable to suggest that bulls remain in control, while:
→ DXY fluctuations since mid-September’s low are forming an upward channel;
→ its upper boundary may act as resistance, potentially triggering a pullback towards the Support line;
→ the upper boundary of the red channel appears to be a key target for the current rally that began last month.
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