Why the DXY only tells half the story
A deeper look at how a true USD strength index should be built.
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The U.S. Dollar strengthened today against major currencies due to rising 10-year Treasury yields. Gold declined while oil remained stable. Market sentiment is moderately bullish for the dollar heading into the next FOMC meeting.
USD/JPY pushed to a fresh multi-month high as the BoJ-Fed policy divergence widens. Watch for intervention rhetoric from Tokyo, which could create sharp short-term reversals.
Bitcoin's 30-day correlation with the DXY has weakened to -0.42 as crypto markets digest spot ETF inflows. Risk appetite, not dollar weakness, is the dominant driver this week.
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A deeper look at how a true USD strength index should be built.
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