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The DXY is down 10% YTD https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/TVC-DXY/?utm_source=google_ads&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=PPCNONBRAND_GOOGLE_GLOBAL_EN_SALES_GENER
by lizardking 1y ago
The DXY is down 10% YTD
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- IAmGraydon 1y agoYou have the chart in front of you, yet you cherry pick to confirm your bias. Look at the entire chart. The DXY is at a higher level than it has been for most of it's history (going back the the 1960s). Yes, it's down 10% this year. Guess what? It was up 22% in 2022, putting it at an extremely high level. There is nothing unusual about the dollar's strength at the moment. That could change given that the current administration is hell bent on destroying faith in the US, but as of right now, there's not much of a reaction.
- Retric 1y agoMarkets react to differences not historical averages. The US did quite well economically compared to the rest of the world when dealing with COVID and its aftermath. So some reversion to the mean should be expected, but the timing here suggests it’s policy changes responsible for these trends.