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The U.S. dollar enters this FOMC week on the back foot. Positioning has rotated out of the greenback as markets lean into a first 25 bp cut in September and a series of trims into early 2026, a stance reinforced by a visibly softer labor backdrop and easing producer inflation. As rate-cut odds firm, Treasury yields have edged lower and the dollar has slipped to multi-week lows versus the euro and multi-month lows versus high-beta FX.
On inflation, headline CPI for August printed 0.4% m/m and 2.9% y/y, with core at 3.1% y/y - still above target but drifting in the right direction. PPI cooled on a trend basis, signaling weaker pipeline pressure. This mix - not too hot, not too cold - lets the Fed pivot without declaring victory on inflation. The result is a “dovish, but cautious” setup into Wednesday’s policy decision.
The consumer remains the swing factor. August retail sales land today and are expected to slow to around 0.2% m/m, a step down from mid-year resilience. A soft print would validate the easing path and keep the dollar heavy; a beat risks a “dovish-cut, hawkish-guidance” read that could spark a brief USD short-squeeze.
The Fed’s basis for a September rate cut rests on three pillars:
In short, the Fed is cutting rates not because inflation is fully defeated, but because the risk of overtightening now outweighs the risk of lingering price pressures. The cut is framed as insurance against stagnation, giving the Fed breathing room to adjust policy while keeping longer-term credibility intact.

The Dollar Index (DXY) has respected the broader bearish structure, sliding from the blue supply/FVG zone (97.80–98.00) into the 97.20 region, confirming the earlier forecast of a rejection lower.

This shift validates the downside momentum ahead of the Fed decision but leaves room for tactical rebounds if buyers defend near-term liquidity pools.
The chart shows that the Dollar Index (DXY) has already tapped into the 97.20–97.10 liquidity pool, which we highlighted earlier as a key downside target. This reaction leaves two possible paths: either the level acts as a springboard for a corrective recovery rally, or sellers press further to break below 97.00 and extend the downtrend. The drawn projections illustrate these alternative outcomes - one pointing to a bounce toward 97.50–97.80, the other showing a continuation leg lower into fresh lows.

After sweeping 97.20–97.10, price could stabilize and stage a corrective bounce.

Sellers remain in control with lower-highs intact.
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