Editorial Policy & Methodology

A set of specialist AI agents — one per market (the DXY itself, rates and the Fed, and each of the four majors) — read the overnight data, news wires and central bank commentary each morning. A synthesis pass then resolves any disagreement between them into a single, coherent dollar view, carrying memory of the days before so the read stays consistent. That synthesis is what publishes as the day's edition.

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Editions draw on publicly available market data (price, yields, economic calendars) and reputable public news and central bank sources. Where a specific official release or decision is discussed and a primary source is available, we link to it directly in that edition. We do not fabricate sources or citations — if a primary source isn't available, none is shown.

If you spot an error, email hello@thedailydxy.com and we'll review it. Genuine factual errors are corrected on the published page rather than silently rewritten; we don't alter the substance of a past edition to change what it said happened. This page is reviewed periodically and the current version always lives at this URL.