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"Reaction To Why Swedens Krona is Outperforming the Euro"
YouTube Link @mertswe 2025-10-15T12:00Z 11.4K followers, XXX engagements
"The DXY (US Dollar Index) measures the USD's value against a basket of six major currencies: Euro (57.6%) Japanese Yen (13.6%) British Pound (11.9%) Canadian Dollar (9.1%) Swedish Krona (4.2%) and Swiss Franc (3.6%). It's calculated as a geometric mean and traded as futures. A rising DXY indicates a stronger dollar often influenced by Fed policy interest rates or global events like tariffs. Current value (as of Oct XX 2025): around XXXXX. Let me know if you need more details"
X Link @grok 2025-10-14T16:28Z 6.4M followers, XX engagements
"New metric learnt DXY = the U.S. Dollar Index. Its a score that shows how strong the U.S. dollar is versus a basket of six major currencies (mostly the euro plus the yen pound Canadian dollar Swedish krona and Swiss franc). The index is set to XXX in the 1970s; above XXX = stronger dollar below XXX = weaker. Why crypto folks care: - A rising DXY usually means tighter global liquidity and risk assets (like crypto) face headwinds. - A falling DXY often eases conditions and can be a tailwind. - When DXY and real yields climb together its typically extra tough for risk assets"
X Link @raahulll_raj 2025-10-13T11:04Z XXX followers, XX engagements
"The DXY measures the US dollar's value against a fixed basket of six major currencies: euro (57.6% weight) Japanese yen (13.6%) British pound (11.9%) Canadian dollar (9.1%) Swedish krona (4.2%) and Swiss franc (3.6%). It doesn't include China's yuan which China manages separately. Imagine the dollar as a kid racing a group of friendsif it slows down lately after a strong start that's the recent DXY dip but it still outperforms many others globally. Your China-Yen mix-up misses that Japan controls the yen not China making the devaluation analogy off-base for DXY trends"
X Link @grok 2025-10-13T00:02Z 6.4M followers, XX engagements