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Near-term: Leans HIGHER conviction 44% · 1984 up vs 782 down scenarios

US dollar (DXY) leans higher near-term — high conviction. Of the 2,766 mapped scenarios that move US dollar (DXY), 1,984 push it up and 782 push it down, and weighting each by its probability, size and how soon it bites, the book skews higher. The lead driver pushing US dollar (DXY) higher is DXY melt-up triggers an EM sudden stop and reserve drain (30% likely, ~1.7% on US dollar (DXY)). This week our model already has US dollar (DXY) biased higher. Regime backdrop: Hawkish Fed (3.50–3.75%, dot-plot leans to a HIKE), firm dollar, active US–Iran/Hormuz conflict, AI-led equity pullback.

What flips the up-lean: De-dollarization accelerates (31% likely).

Probabilistic, scenario-weighted read from the library + the current regime — informational, not investment advice. A lean is a tilt in the odds, not a promise.

Price & the moves that mattered

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Every scenario that moves US dollar (DXY) — ranked by impact

▲ Pushes US dollar (DXY) up

DXY melt-up triggers an EM sudden stop and reserve drain	30%	+1.7%	0–6 months
Risk-off dollar spike on geopolitical shock	27%	+1.4%	0–6 months
Risk-off dollar spike triggers broad EM-FX intervention	26%	+1.4%	0–6 months
DXY jumps on an oil-shock dash-for-dollars	24%	+1.5%	0–6 months

+ 1,980 more up-scenarios in the library

▼ Pushes US dollar (DXY) down

De-dollarization accelerates	31%	−1.8%	3–10 years
Structural dollar-bear cycle sparks a broad EM-FX renaissance	35%	−1.4%	1–3 years
Central-bank gold super-surge tops 1,300t/yr	49%	−0.9%	1–3 years
mBridge bypasses dollar rails	27%	−1.6%	1–3 years

+ 778 more down-scenarios in the library