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US Dollar is moving as anticipated in 2025 [Video]

US Dollar Index – DXY is moving as anticipated from technical and Elliott wave perspective since the start of 2025 and we have been talking a lot in the past months.

On January 03, we warned about a strong resistance for wave (C) of an (A)(B)(C) correction in wave B that can cause a reversal down for wave C in 2025.

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DXY Daily Chart From January 03 2025

Later on February 25, we got that reversal from projected resistance after a completed wedge pattern within wave (C) of B, so we pointed out that much more weakness is coming for a higher degree wave C.

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DXY Daily Chart From Feburary 25 2025

On March 06, it extended strongly lower, similar to back in 2017, when Trump also took office like this year, so wave C was in full progress and barely in the middle of an impulsive decline towards 2023 lows.

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DXY Daily Chart From March 06 2025

As you can see now, in April, DXY is already back to 2023 lows and below 100 area for wave C as expected, but due to an unfinished lower degree five-wave bearish impulse, there can be room down to around 94 area, so after subwave 4 pullback, we may see moore weakness for subwave 5 of C.

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DXY Daily Chart From April 14 2025


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