DXY signal today
Live US Dollar Index levels from daily supply and demand zones, confirmed on the 4-hour chart. Updated 10 Nov 2026 17:31:10 GMT.
Current DXY signal
Posted 10 Nov 2026 12:00 UTC. Signal ID LL-1110-DXY-08. Levels never change after posting.
- Fresh daily demand zone 101.195 – 101.566
- Rejection candle closed on 4H
- Spread + slippage 8% of the risk (limit 10%)
- With the daily trend (price above the daily 50 EMA)
Seasonality: November is a historically strong month, risk-on lean. DXY tends to rise when markets are risk-off. The season leans against this trade, so consider half size.
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Recent DXY signals
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High-impact news for DXY
13 Nov 2026 13:30 UTC · USD Core PPI m/m (forecast 0.3%, previous 0.7%)
Forecast 0.3% vs previous 0.7%: the market expects a weaker reading, leaning negative for USD. A result above forecast usually strengthens USD; the opposite usually weakens it.
13 Nov 2026 13:30 UTC · USD PPI m/m (forecast 0.4%, previous 1.3%)
Forecast 0.4% vs previous 1.3%: the market expects a weaker reading, leaning negative for USD. A result above forecast usually strengthens USD; the opposite usually weakens it.
DXY questions
Is there a DXY buy or sell signal today?
Yes. The current DXY signal is a BUY from a demand zone at 101.749, stop loss 101.176, take profit 102.896 (1:2). It was posted 10 Nov 2026 12:00 UTC.
How are DXY signals generated?
Fresh daily supply and demand zones (strong move away, short base, few retests) are marked on DXY. A signal needs a 4-hour rejection candle at the zone, alignment with the daily 50 EMA trend, a spread under 10% of the risk, and no high-impact news inside the blackout window. Stop goes beyond the zone; the target is 2x the risk.
How accurate are DXY signals?
Across all 35 markets the strategy tested at 52.8% wins and about 0.37R per trade after costs over 193 historical trades (2024-11-30 to 2026-10-16). Dollar & oil markets: 6 trades, 66.7% wins, 0.853R average. DXY status is NO PLAY: Too few tests, or the market failed the audit. Signals here are shown for information only. Live forward testing is ongoing, so treat this as unproven.