Breaking the 14-year barrier.. Has the dominance of the dollar ended?

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We are not talking about a temporary decline, but about a pivotal technical and historical moment.

The dollar index ($DXY) is breaking a rising trend line today that has lasted for more than 14 years.

This line was not just a chart drawing,
but represented the wall of confidence that the global financial system has relied on since the 2011 crisis.
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Breaking this level (below the 97 and 96 zones) means that markets are starting to price in a new reality;

A reality characterized by a decline in the attractiveness of US yields,
and the beginning of restructuring global portfolios away from the "green" that has dominated for a long time.
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In summary:
When historic fortresses fall, liquidity begins to seek more "trustworthy" havens.

Dollar weakness is the traditional fuel for gold prices,

the revival of high-risk assets, and easing pressure on emerging markets.

The question is no longer "When will the dollar fall?",
but "Where will this fleeing liquidity go?".

What do you think? Are we at the beginning of a long-term downtrend for the dollar,
or is this just a false break testing investors' patience?

Share your thoughts in the comments,

And stay tuned for upcoming analyses.