This chart of the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) is from TradingView, showing data up to August 3, 2024. The chart indicates a strong bearish trend in the value of the U.S. dollar against a basket of other major currencies. Key observations and potential reasons for this trend include:
Current Value: The DXY is currently at 103.220.
Key Levels:
95.360: Marked as a significant support level expected to be breached.
79.558: A lower support level that the index might reach around 2028.
Pattern Formation:
The green rectangle indicates a consolidation period where the DXY has been trading sideways.
A purple downward trend line suggests a long-term bearish trend.
Future Projections:
The chart projects that the DXY could fall below the key support levels of 95.169 and 79.408 by around 2028.
Further downtrend is projected beyond 2028, potentially reaching the 72.745 and 65.000 levels by 2030.
Main Cause: Geopolitical Tensions
The primary reason for such a bearish outlook on the U.S. dollar could be attributed to geopolitical tensions, particularly the war situation in the Middle East and the involvement of the USA in regional conflicts. These factors can lead to economic instability, increased military expenditure, and potential disruptions in trade, all of which negatively impact the value of the U.S. dollar.