最新报道:The US Dollar Index (DXY) has rebounded to a two-month high of 98.9 points despite the Fed's September rate cut, contradicting typical depreciation expectations. Analysts attribute the dollar's strength to political instability in France and Japan weakening the euro and yen, CTAs repurchasing dollars, and the US government shutdown delaying economic data. This recovery has revived the inverse correlation with Bitcoin, with traders warning against catching "falling knives" in crypto markets amid potential short-term pressure, though expectations for an October rate cut and gold's record highs suggest limited long-term dollar strength.