Strategists point out that the US dollar will face greater volatility in 2026. The dollar is currently in a bearish V-shaped trend, with the target index DXY potentially falling to 94. Although experts believe that macroeconomic pressures and government spending are resistance factors for the dollar's weakness, some expect a rebound later this year, with the Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs possibly pushing DXY toward 100. Analysts like Jane Fly from Rabobank believe that the dollar exchange rate may fluctuate within a wide range of oscillation rather than experiencing a significant decline.