US Dollar Index (DXY) seesaws around 96.00, following the first daily positive in five, during early Thursday. The greenback gauge fails to stretch the previous day's bounce off 100-SMA.
Adding to the bearish bias is the DXY’s sustained trading below the weekly resistance line and the previous support from November 15.
However, a clear downside break of the 100-SMA level of 95.80 becomes necessary for the quote to recall the bears targeting an upward sloping trend line from late October near 95.20.
Meanwhile, a one-week-old falling trend line surrounding 96.30 guards immediate upside of the US Dollar Index, a break of which will direct bull to the support-turned-resistance line near 96.85.
It’s worth noting that the recently flashed multi-month high near 96.95 and the 97.00 threshold act as extra filters to the north.
Trend: Further weakness expected
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