The US Dollar remains under selling pressure as Credit Agricole highlights dollar rebalancing as the dominant theme heading into the new trading week. The greenback has faced persistent headwinds as global portfolio managers continue to diversify away from USD-denominated assets, a trend that has gained momentum in recent sessions. Credit Agricole's analysis suggests that structural flows, including reserve manager diversification and cross-border capital reallocation, are weighing on the dollar index. The rebalancing narrative is being reinforced by softening US economic data and shifting Federal Reserve rate expectations, which have reduced the yield advantage that previously supported USD longs. Key pairs to watch include EUR/USD and GBP/USD, where dollar weakness has been most pronounced. Traders should monitor upcoming US economic releases this week for catalysts that could either accelerate or stall the rebalancing trend. Near-term support for the DXY sits at recent lows, while resistance is defined by last week's consolidation range. Position management remains critical given elevated volatility expectations.
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