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The U.S. Dollar’s trajectory remains anchored in monetary policy expectations. As outlined in our August 26 forecast, DXY faced rejection at 99.00, with a path toward 97.50–97.20.

That projection has now played out, as price action shows a clear distribution structure, capped by sellers unwilling to let DXY extend higher.
The CME FedWatch tool confirms the macro backdrop:
With nearly all risk priced toward easing, the USD remains under pressure.

On August 26, we mapped a scenario where DXY would reject the 98.40–99.00 supply zone, form distribution, and then rotate lower into the 97.80 handle.

The market validated that projection almost step-for-step. DXY rolled into a distribution phase, rejected late buyers, and broke lower into consolidation around 97.80. This confirms that sellers are in control, aligning both technical structures and dovish Fed expectations.
The focus now shifts to whether Friday’s Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) release will extend this bearish continuation into 97.20–96.80, or provide a short-lived relief bounce.

This week is packed with red-folder U.S. data, but labor market prints carry the most weight:
If payroll growth undershoots forecasts - or if the unemployment rate ticks higher - the market will cement expectations of a September cut, driving DXY toward 96.80. A surprise upside beat, however, could trigger a temporary relief rally, though it would be unlikely to derail the broader bearish USD narrative.

The U.S. Dollar Index has transitioned from distribution at 99.00 into a consolidation near 97.80. This pause reflects market indecision ahead of NFP, where the data release is likely to dictate whether DXY continues its downward trajectory or attempts a corrective rally.

If NFP beats strongly (job creation above 100K and stable unemployment), DXY could bounce from current levels. This would likely unwind excessive bearish positioning and allow a climb back into the upper supply zone.

If NFP falls short (job creation below 75K or higher unemployment), bearish continuation becomes the dominant path. In this case, the current 97.80 consolidation will resolve lower, driving DXY into fresh liquidity zones.
The U.S. Dollar’s bearish trajectory has played out as forecast, with rejection at 99.00 leading to downside into the 97.80 handle. With the Fed expected to cut rates in September and NFP looming, the market now faces a decisive inflection point.
If labor data disappoints, DXY could accelerate toward 96.80. If it surprises to the upside, a relief rally back toward 99.00 is possible - but still capped by dovish fundamentals.
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