Dollar ETFs Tempted And Now Look Ready to Decline

Overseas central banks have implemented low interest rate and even negative interest rate policies, which have helped push down yields across the world – there is almost $8 trillion in global bonds with negative yields.

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The U.S. Dollar Index “has flirted with the 100-day moving average on the downside and a close below the average could be seen as a setback. The recent closes below the 20-day moving average suggest that a near-term high may be in place. The RSI indicator is now at oversold levels, which may be seen as slightly supportive in the near-term,” according to OptionsExpress.

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PowerShares DB U.S. Dollar Index Bullish Fund