Analysis

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Candle close
Price and energy
DXY Index from 97 to 97.47 points, up 0.48%
Market Energy Bull Critical 71.8% to Bull Extreme 79.7%, up 7.9 pts
Price and energy are in agreement
Price and energy change · last 4 candles
Price▲ 0.51%▲ 0.15%▼ 0.21%▲ 0.48%
Energy▲ 21.9▲ 16.0▼ 15.0▲ 7.9
Volatility trend chart · last 4 sessions
▲ 0.51%▲ 0.15%▼ 0.21%▲ 0.48%▲ 21.9▲ 16.0▼ 15.0▲ 7.9
priceenergy▲ up · ▼ down
Volatility · vs history since 2019
Price up 0.48%: not enough data to rank
0%255075100%
Energy up 7.9 pts: not enough data to rank
RESEARCH

Trend of Bull Extreme DXY Index 1H

Sample: 44,546 1H candles from 2013-01-03 to 2026-10-08
Number of Bull Extreme occurrences: 1,429 times

▸When DXY Index is in Bull Extreme:

  • then DXY Index moved to higher Market State: 0 times — 0%
  • then DXY Index moved to lower Market State: 1,429 times — 100%

▸Current DXY Index market energy: 79.74%

  • Distance to peak 100%: 20.26%
  • Distance to lower bound of Bull Extreme (at 74.5%): 5.24%

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DXY · H1 · 2016-07-22 03:00 UTC
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Market Energy
71.8%
Bull Critical
79.7%
Bull Extreme
72.8%
Bull Critical
Zone
74.5 – 100
Bias
Buyers in control
Explanation

Following the completion of the 1H candle, DXY Index within Bull energy in an extreme reading.

Looking at the Market Energy reading, Market Energy moved from 71.8% to 79.7%, up +7.9% from the previous candle.

Time in Bull Extreme energy zone: 1 1H Candle

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Market context
Historical perspective

Over the past 5 days, DXY Index Market Energy ranged from +49 to +86.8.

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Frequently asked questions

What did DXY Index price and energy show when this 1H candle closed?

When the 1H candle at 10:00 on 22-07-2016 closed, DXY Index was at 97.47, up 0.48% from the previous candle (97). Market Energy was 79.7%, up 7.9 points from 71.8%, in the Bull Extreme state — controlled by buyers. The Bull Extreme zone spans 74.5% to 100%.

How much did DXY price move on this 1H candle, and how large is that historically?

DXY closed at 97.47, up 0.48% from the previous 1H candle (97).

How did DXY Index Market Energy change from the previous candle?

Market Energy rose 7.9 percentage points from the previous candle — from 71.8% to 79.7%.

Do DXY price and energy agree?

Yes. On this candle price rose and energy rose — both moved the same way. This describes a closed candle, not a forecast of where price goes next.

What state was DXY Index in on the previous 1H candle?

The previous 1H candle had DXY Index at 71.8%, Bull Critical — when this candle closed, DXY Index moved up to a higher zone: Bull Critical → Bull Extreme.

Where does DXY Index energy sit within the Bull Extreme zone?

At 79.7%, DXY Index is 20.26 points from the upper boundary of Bull Extreme (100%) and 5.24 points from the lower boundary (74.5%) — so energy sits closer to the lower boundary at candle close.

What does Bull Extreme mean?

Bull Extreme is one of 7 Market States in 2AiTrading's Market Energy model, applied consistently across every asset class, market and timeframe.

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How are the broader market indices trending?

Based on each index's latest completed H1 candle as of this candle close: SPX500 (US equities) in Bear Bias with energy -40.6%; GER40 (European equities) in Neutral with energy 7.1%. Against this backdrop, DXY Index (Bull Extreme, 79.7%) has higher energy than SPX500, GER40.

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