Here’s a trend snapshot and technical summary for the US Dollar Index (DXY) in December 2025 based on the latest available data:

📊 DXY Price Levels — Mid to Late December 2025

Around Dec 22, 2025 — DXY was trading around the 98.2–98.5 range against major currencies. �

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Earlier in December (e.g., ~Dec 19) it was near 98.59–98.72. �

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December has seen a slight drift lower compared with the start of the month when levels were closer to ~99.3. �

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Interpretation: The index is below 99, indicating the U.S. dollar remains in a softer phase relative to its typical benchmark level of ~100+ seen historically. �

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📉 Trend & Recent Momentum

Short-term (Dec 2025):

DXY has shown some mild weekly weakness, declining modestly over the past several weeks into late December. �

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Medium-term (Q4 2025):

The dollar has been down over the last month and is significantly lower compared with a year ago — reflecting broader USD weakness throughout 2025. �

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Annual Context:

For the full year of 2025, the dollar index has shown a notable decline (~8–9%) from where it began the year, marking one of its weaker yearly performances. �

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📈 Technical Signals & Market Sentiment

Market technical analysts have recently noted a “golden cross” formation (50-day MA crossing above 200-day MA), which is typically seen as a bullish reversal signal — suggesting the downtrend may be losing momentum. �

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This could imply potential upside or stabilization early in 2026, even if the current price trend remains soft.

🧭 Key Drivers for DXY in December 2025

Bearish pressures on the dollar include:

Fed rate-cut expectations and actual easing signals → reducing the relative attractiveness of USD. �

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