DXY Price Analysis: A drop to 105.80 is not ruled out

  • DXY is under some pressure after Tuesday’s strong gains.
  • A break of the 106.00 zone would expose the index to more losses.

The US Dollar Index (DXY) gives back part of the weekly advance and returns to the lower area of ​​107.00 on Wednesday.

It looks like there is strong containment at the 106.00 area at the moment, while the next barrier to the upside is not in sight before the 2022 high near 109.40 (14 Jul). Further dollar weakness could drag the index to the post-FOMC high of 105.78 (June 15).

Despite the current downtrend, the short-term outlook for DXY is seen as constructive as long as it is above the 5-month support line near 103.80.

Also, the broader bullish view holds as long as it is above the 200 SMA at 99.31.

DXY day chart

Dollar Index Spot

Panorama
Last Price Today 106.93
Today’s Daily Change -0.30
Today’s Daily Change % -0.28
Today’s Daily Opening 107.23
Trends
20 Daily SMA 106.84
50 Daily SMA 104.69
100 Daily SMA 102.7
200 Daily SMA 99.27
levels
Previous Daily High 107.28
Previous Daily Minimum 106.2
Previous Maximum Weekly 107.96
Previous Weekly Minimum 106.11
Monthly Prior Maximum 105.79
Previous Monthly Minimum 101.64
Daily Fibonacci 38.2% 106.87
Daily Fibonacci 61.8% 106.61
Daily Pivot Point S1 106.52
Daily Pivot Point S2 105.82
Daily Pivot Point S3 105.44
Daily Pivot Point R1 107.61
Daily Pivot Point R2 107.99
Daily Pivot Point R3 108.69

Source: Fx Street

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