US Dollar Index Price Analysis: The 93.50 area holds the downside… for now


  • DXY could not sustain Thursday’s bullish attempt to 93.80.
  • Solid contention remains around the mid-93.00s so far.

DXY resumes the downside after the recent failed attempt to re-visit the 94.00 neighbourhood (Thursday).

Further consolidation is now likely amidst the current price action. However, if sellers manage to drag the index further south of 93.50 then DXY could be poised for a deeper pullback to the 55-day SMA at 93.25 followed by late September lows around 93.00 (September 23/24).

Looking at the broader picture, the constructive stance on the index is seen unchanged above the 200-day SMA at 91.87.

DXY daily chart

Dollar Index Spot

Overview
Today last price 93.64
Today Daily Change 19
Today Daily Change % -0.13
Today daily open 93.76
 
Trends
Daily SMA20 93.97
Daily SMA50 93.28
Daily SMA100 92.66
Daily SMA200 91.86
 
Levels
Previous Daily High 93.79
Previous Daily Low 93.5
Previous Weekly High 94.56
Previous Weekly Low 93.76
Previous Monthly High 94.51
Previous Monthly Low 91.95
Daily Fibonacci 38.2% 93.68
Daily Fibonacci 61.8% 93.61
Daily Pivot Point S1 93.57
Daily Pivot Point S2 93.39
Daily Pivot Point S3 93.28
Daily Pivot Point R1 93.87
Daily Pivot Point R2 93.98
Daily Pivot Point R3 94.16

 

 

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