DXY

DXY yesterday, after the manufacturing industry Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) exceeded market expectations at 50.3 in March and in the uncertain environment ahead of the important US March Nonfarm Payrolls report to be announced on Friday, it broke the 105.00 band and closed the day close to this level. DXY, which started the new day with horizontal movement, will focus on the TUFE and JOLTS data from the US. Technically, in the short term, the 200-Day Moving Average range of 104,880-104,550 stands out as a support area. If this range is dropped below, the 50-Day Moving Average may continue to retreat to 103,970. In increases, the 100-Day Moving Average levels of 105,150-105,280 can be followed as resistance points. Support: 104,880-104,550 Resistance: 105,150-105,280