The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the greenback versus a bundle of its main rival currencies has ended the week bearishly confirming a reversal candlestick (Bearish Engulfing) after sliding by 1.34% throughout the week. The weekly chart shows the potential for a retracement, even within the ongoing trend, the next support lines up at 102.65 (weekly low May 19) followed by 102.35 (low May 5) and then 99.81 (weekly low April 21).
The dollar and gold have been well proven to be safe-haven support from the negative impact of the worldwide negative pressuring factors. The US dollar has also benefited from a special bid due to technology stocks. That bubble is bursting at the moment and it will draw money out of the US during the next wave of investing, which will be in value stocks.
The dollar and gold have been well proven to be safe-haven support from the negative impact of the worldwide negative pressuring factors. The US dollar has also benefited from a special bid due to technology stocks. That bubble is bursting at the moment and it will draw money out of the US during the next wave of investing, which will be in value stocks.