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USD Index Price Analysis: Further south comes 104.85

-  DXY extends the corrective move to the 105.50 zone.

-  The loss of 105.00 exposes a move to the 104.85 level.


DXY retreats for the third consecutive session and revisits the 105.50 zone on Tuesday.

Further decline appears on the cards in the very near term. Against that, the loss of the 105.00 support could put the so-far November low of 104.84 (November 6) to the test prior to the weekly low of 104.42 (September 11), which appears reinforced by the transitory 100-day SMA at 104.17.

In the meantime, while above the key 200-day SMA, today at 103.61, the outlook for the index is expected to remain constructive.

DXY daily chart

Dollar Index Spot

Overview
Today last price105.59
Today Daily Change27
Today Daily Change %-0.08
Today daily open105.67
 
Trends
Daily SMA20106.06
Daily SMA50105.87
Daily SMA100104.15
Daily SMA200103.61
 
Levels
Previous Daily High105.96
Previous Daily Low105.59
Previous Weekly High106.01
Previous Weekly Low104.85
Previous Monthly High107.35
Previous Monthly Low105.35
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%105.73
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%105.82
Daily Pivot Point S1105.52
Daily Pivot Point S2105.37
Daily Pivot Point S3105.15
Daily Pivot Point R1105.89
Daily Pivot Point R2106.1
Daily Pivot Point R3106.25

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