Analysis

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Candle close
Price and energy
DXY Index from 97.05 to 96.74 points, down 0.32%
Market Energy Bull Bias 40.3% to Neutral 17.9%, down 22.3 pts
Down candle #4 in a row—Price and energy are in agreement
Price and energy change · last 4 candles
Price▼ 0.18%▼ 0.13%▼ 0.11%▼ 0.32%
Energy▼ 7.0▼ 13.8▼ 18.7▼ 22.3
Volatility trend chart · last 4 sessions
▼ 0.18%▼ 0.13%▼ 0.11%▼ 0.32%▼ 7.0▼ 13.8▼ 18.7▼ 22.3
priceenergy▲ up · ▼ down
Volatility · vs history since 2019
Price down 0.32%: not enough data to rank
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Energy down 22.3 pts: not enough data to rank
RESEARCH

Trend of Neutral DXY Index 1H

Sample: 44,551 1H candles from 2013-01-03 to 2026-10-08
Number of Neutral occurrences: 3,369 times

▸When DXY Index is in Neutral:

  • then DXY Index moved to higher Market State: 1,753 times — 52%
  • then DXY Index moved to lower Market State: 1,616 times — 48%

▸Current DXY Index market energy: 17.95%

  • Distance to upper bound of Neutral (at 20.88%): 2.93%
  • Distance to lower bound of Neutral (at -20.88%): 38.83%

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DXY · H1 · 2016-07-28 03:00 UTC
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Market Energy
40.3%
Bull Bias
17.9%
Neutral
-71.7%
Bear Critical
Zone
-20.88 – 20.88
Bias
Balanced
Explanation

From the just-closed 1H candle data, Market Energy of DXY Index indicates Neutral.

Looking at the Market Energy reading, Market Energy dropped -22.3% this candle, currently 17.9% (previous candle 40.3%).

Time in Neutral energy zone: 1 1H Candle

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Market context
Historical perspective

Over the past 5 days, DXY Index Market Energy ranged from +17.9 to +72.8.

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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 28-07-2016 closed, DXY Index was at 96.74, down 0.32% from the previous candle (97.05). Market Energy was 17.9%, down 22.3 points from 40.3%, in the Neutral state — the market is neutral. The Neutral zone spans -20.88% to 20.88%.

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

DXY closed at 96.74, down 0.32% from the previous 1H candle (97.05).

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

Market Energy fell 22.3 percentage points from the previous candle — from 40.3% to 17.9%.

Do DXY price and energy agree?

Yes. This candle recorded price moving down in the same direction as energy. 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 40.3%, Bull Bias — when this candle closed, DXY Index moved down to a lower zone: Bull Bias → Neutral.

Where does DXY Index energy sit within the Neutral zone?

At 17.9%, DXY Index is 2.93 points from the upper boundary of Neutral (20.88%) and 38.83 points from the lower boundary (-20.88%) — so energy sits closer to the upper boundary at candle close.

What does Neutral mean?

Neutral 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 Bull Bias with energy 37.1%; GER40 (European equities) in Bear Bias with energy -36.9%. Against this backdrop, DXY Index (Neutral, 17.9%) has higher energy than GER40; lower than SPX500.

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