- The DXY adds to Tuesday’s bearishness and breaks 107.00.
- Further weakness could send the index falling to the 105.30 area.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) remains bid and briefly tests the 106.80 zone, or three-day low, on Wednesday.
Should the selling pressure pick up, the dollar could give up more ground and challenge the November low at 105.34 (15 Nov). This area of ​​contention appears to be underpinned by the proximity of the ever-relevant 200 SMA, today at 105.22.
As long as it is above the 200 SMA, the outlook for the index should remain constructive.
DXY day chart
Spot Dollar Index
Overview | |
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Last price today | 107.1 |
today’s daily change | 41 |
today’s daily variation | -0.06 |
today’s daily opening | 107.16 |
Trends | |
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daily SMA20 | 108.28 |
daily SMA50 | 110.62 |
daily SMA100 | 109.29 |
daily SMA200 | 105.63 |
levels | |
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previous daily high | 107.82 |
previous daily low | 107.12 |
Previous Weekly High | 107.27 |
previous weekly low | 105.32 |
Previous Monthly High | 113.95 |
Previous monthly minimum | 109.54 |
Fibonacci daily 38.2% | 107.39 |
Daily Fibonacci of 61.8% | 107.55 |
Daily Pivot Point S1 | 106.91 |
Daily Pivot Point S2 | 106.67 |
Daily Pivot Point S3 | 106.22 |
Daily Pivot Point R1 | 107.61 |
Daily Pivot Point R2 | 108.07 |
Daily Pivot Point R3 | 108.31 |
Source: Fx Street

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