US Dollar Index

US Dollar Index - Crude Oil Price

US Dollar Index

Crude Oil Price - US Dollar Index

Welcome to view the page of the US Dollar Index. It provides the US Dollar Index and its width of fluctuation, and also provides US Dollar Index charts for the past 90 days, 180 days, 1, 2, 5, and 10 years. The US Dollar Index (USDX, DXY) measures the strength of the US Dollar against a basket of foreign currencies. Crude oil is a US dollar-denominated commodity, therefore, the fluctuation of the US Dollar index can affect the price of crude oil.

Brent Crude Oil Price Per Barrel

US Dollar Index

=

101.6337

Open: 101.879

Day's Range: 101.6062 - 101.8924

Prices Updated: Oct 30, 2026 at 11:27 NY Time

US Dollar Index Chart

US Dollar Index 3 Months History

US Dollar Index History

Date Close Open High Low
2026-10-29101.8786102.093102.4024101.7978
2026-10-28102.0925102.371102.4859102.0797
2026-10-27102.3659102.0259102.3939101.9921
2026-10-26102.0268101.6813102.0338101.5908
2026-10-25101.6916101.7516101.7823101.6874
2026-10-24101.7546101.7543101.7561101.7503
2026-10-23101.7541101.5706101.8436101.5046
2026-10-22101.5743101.681101.869101.4657
2026-10-21101.6778101.7908101.825101.648
2026-10-20101.787101.9763101.978101.5291
2026-10-19101.9784101.85102.051101.7842
2026-10-18101.8477101.7901102.1129101.7889
2026-10-17101.7913101.788101.7954101.787
2026-10-16101.7873102.0462102.0801101.5865
2026-10-15102.0432102.2009102.2609101.9037
2026-10-14102.208102.1911102.9291102.0828
2026-10-13102.1912102.5342102.5669102.1697
2026-10-12102.5334102.2033102.6003102.1064
2026-10-11102.2026102.2296102.3141102.1994
2026-10-10102.2292102.2336102.2369102.2276
2026-10-09102.2339102.1363102.3231101.9283

The US Dollar Index:

The US Dollar Index (USDX, DXY) measures the performance of the US Dollar against a basket of foreign currencies: including Euro (EUR), Japanese yen (JPY), Pound sterling (GBP), Canadian dollar (CAD), Swedish krona (SEK) and Swiss franc (CHF). It is often referred to as a basket of US trade partners' currencies. US Dollar Index is a weighted geometric mean of the dollar's value relative to the above-mentioned currencies. The trading styles of USDX: can be traded as a futures contract on the InterContinental Exchange (ICE), and is also available in exchange-traded funds (ETFs), options, and mutual funds. US Dollar Markets open time: from Sunday evening New York time (early Monday morning Asia time) to late Friday afternoon New York time (open 24 hours a day).

US Dollar Index and Crude oil price:

Crude oil as a commodity, its price is commonly affected by supply and demand as well as external factors, for example, global macroeconomic conditions, political, war, market speculation, the value of the U.S. Dollar, and so on. "But by far, the biggest factor that determines the oil price is the US dollar," says Donald Dony - opens the Technical Speculator investment newsletter. The US Dollar plays a major role in the price movements of crude oil. Trading crude oil often uses the US dollar as a medium, and its price movements in the US dollar have important consequences. Anyone who takes attention to crude oil and currency markets closely will find that the Crude Oil Price and Dollar Index generally trend in negative correlation. As the US dollar index is weaker, the price of crude oil is commonly in a rising trend, on the contrary, as the US dollar index is in strengthening or appreciating, the price of crude oil is in a falling trend.

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