Historical data analysis of DXY (US Dollar Index)
(Data of DXY in the month of January)
2011: -1.69%
2012: -1.16%
2013: -0.59%
2014: +1.51%
2015: +5.07%
2016: -0.84%
2017: -2.54%
2018: -3.44%
2019: +0.62%
2020: +0.89%
2021: -1.52%
2022: -1.02%
2023: -1.36%
2024: pending… (potentially: -2.03%)
Based on the averages of the Historical Data seen on DXY in the past 12 years, we can predict a potential -2.03% decrease on DXY.
This can be of course influenced by the current market conditions and fundamental situations in the markets.
With the current ongoing Global conflicts, and digitalisation, artificial weakening of the US Dollar to bring in the new One World government currency, and the recent Petrodollar news of the three Persian Gulf energy powers just joining BRICS, we can most definitely confirm that there is a very high likelihood of the DXY (US Dollar Index) showing a continuing weaker price.
Giving our Statistical Data Analysis’ a high likelihood of being right.
(Data of DXY in the month of January)
2011: -1.69%
2012: -1.16%
2013: -0.59%
2014: +1.51%
2015: +5.07%
2016: -0.84%
2017: -2.54%
2018: -3.44%
2019: +0.62%
2020: +0.89%
2021: -1.52%
2022: -1.02%
2023: -1.36%
2024: pending… (potentially: -2.03%)
Based on the averages of the Historical Data seen on DXY in the past 12 years, we can predict a potential -2.03% decrease on DXY.
This can be of course influenced by the current market conditions and fundamental situations in the markets.
With the current ongoing Global conflicts, and digitalisation, artificial weakening of the US Dollar to bring in the new One World government currency, and the recent Petrodollar news of the three Persian Gulf energy powers just joining BRICS, we can most definitely confirm that there is a very high likelihood of the DXY (US Dollar Index) showing a continuing weaker price.
Giving our Statistical Data Analysis’ a high likelihood of being right.