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DXY Price Analysis: Stronger pullback should not be ruled out

  • DXY recovers lost ground and approaches 102.00.
  • There remains more weakness on the table in the short term.

The US Dollar Index (DXY) manages to regain some composure and bounces back to the 102.00 area after three consecutive daily declines on Tuesday.

The index remains under pressure and further losses should not be ruled out at the moment. That said, further decline is expected to target the temporary 55-day simple moving average today at 101.16, ahead of the three-month line around 100.80.

Looking at the long term, the outlook for the dollar is seen as constructive as long as it is above the 200 SMA at 96.85.

DXY day chart

DXY

Dollar Index Spot

Panorama
Last Price Today 101.9
Today’s Daily Change 0.55
Today’s Daily Change % 0.54
Today’s Daily Opening 101.35
Trends
20 Daily SMA 103.11
50 Daily SMA 101.38
100 Daily SMA 99.04
200 Daily SMA 96.82
levels
Previous Daily High 101.71
Previous Daily Minimum 101.3
Previous Maximum Weekly 102.96
Previous Weekly Minimum 101.43
Monthly Prior Maximum 103.94
Previous Monthly Minimum 98.31
Daily Fibonacci 38.2% 101.45
Daily Fibonacci 61.8% 101.55
Daily Pivot Point S1 101.2
Daily Pivot Point S2 101.04
Daily Pivot Point S3 100.79
Daily Pivot Point R1 101.61
Daily Pivot Point R2 101.86
Daily Pivot Point R3 102.02

Source: Fx Street

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