US Dollar Index (DXY) Price Analysis: A Deeper Pullback Looks Likely Below 103.00

  • The DXY looks offered and returns to the 103.00 zone before the Fed.
  • The loss of 103.00 could trigger a deeper correction in the short term.

The US dollar index (DXY) extends the weekly leg lower and retests the 103.00 area, where some containment appears to have emerged thus far.

For the moment, the bearish mood has not abated. Against this, there is minor support at the weekly low of 102.58 (Feb 14), while a loss of this zone could trigger further losses to the 2023 low near 101.80 (Feb 2).

On a bigger picture, as long as it holds below the 200-day SMA, today at 106.61, the outlook for the index is expected to remain negative.

DXY daily chart

Spot Dollar Index

Overview
Last price today 103.17
Today Daily Variation 29
today’s daily variation -0.05
today’s daily opening 103.22
Trends
daily SMA20 104.51
daily SMA50 103.45
daily SMA100 104.31
daily SMA200 106.82
levels
previous daily high 103.52
previous daily low 103
Previous Weekly High 105.11
previous weekly low 103.44
Previous Monthly High 105.36
Previous monthly minimum 100.81
Fibonacci daily 38.2 103.2
Fibonacci 61.8% daily 103.32
Daily Pivot Point S1 102.98
Daily Pivot Point S2 102.73
Daily Pivot Point S3 102.46
Daily Pivot Point R1 103.49
Daily Pivot Point R2 103.76
Daily Pivot Point R3 104.01

Source: Fx Street

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