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Trading Insights 10/3/25

Mike Larson | Editor-in-Chief
It hasnāt been a good year for the US dollar. Not by a long shot. But today, I want to talk about why the CURRENT level of the US Dollar Index (^DXY) is so critical.
Take a look at the MoneyShow Chart of the Day, a weekly chart of the DXY going back almost 15 years. Iāve drawn in a couple of horizontal lines. The higher line shows a preliminary support zone ā 99.60 to 100 ā that we broke down through in April. The lower line shows a key support zone ā 96.20 to 96.80 ā that weāve tested a couple of times the last few months.
DXY: The Long-Term View

Source: TradingView
Now, look at the long-term uptrend line Iāve also drawn in. You can see that weāre testing a trendline that dates back to the post-Great Financial Crisis period.
If we fail here, it opens the door to a BIG decline. Letās call it a drop to the 88-89 level first. If that doesnāt hold? We could see the high-70s further down the road.
Keep in mind these are LONG-TERM trends and potential technical developments Iām talking about. The forex market tends to move in a much more deliberate, gradual way than, say, your average AI stock! So, it could take weeks (or even a couple months) to find some kind of resolution.
But if the downside-break scenario DOES unfold, it would likely be accompanied by even MORE gains in precious metalsā¦and MORE outperformance in foreign markets relative to US markets. So, keep a close eye on how things sort out. If the DXY canāt hold here, it would be a big deal for markets.
āJobs Fridayā has been cancelled by the federal government shutdown. But markets keep on moving! Check out my video MoneyShow Market Minute for details on which trends to watch in stocks, gold, and the US dollar here.
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TNX: My Technical Take on 10-Year Treasury Yields
šļø TICKERS: IEF, TNXTreasury yields dropped moderately following the ADP jobs report earlier this week. Looking at the 10-year yield, Wednesdayās decline took it back to 4.1%. Overall, the 10-year Treasury Note yield (^TNX) has been in a compressing trading range for the bulk of 2025, leaving the technical outlook neutral until a new extreme is reached, advises Tom Essaye, president of the Sevens Report.
USDJPY: Breaking Down Amid Broad Dollar Pressure
The US Dollar Index has come under pressure this week, with the yen emerging as one of the strongest performers across FX market. From a technical perspective, the USD/JPY chart is starting to show a few bearish signs again after being neutral for much of the summer, writes Fawad Razaqzada, technical analyst at Trading Candles.
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