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US30 (Dow Jones) is undergoing a short-term correction after retreating from the 50,500 peak. The index has broken below its ascending trendline and slipped under the EMA50 and EMA100, signaling weakening bullish momentum. The 47,200–47,300 zone is now acting as a key support area. Holding above this level could allow the index to rebound toward 48,500 and 49,700, while a breakdown may extend the decline toward 46,300 and potentially 45,000.
On the daily timeframe, US30 (Dow Jones) is testing its medium-term bullish structure after pulling back from the recent high near 50,500 points. The index has broken below the ascending trendline and slipped under both the EMA50 and EMA100, indicating that the previous upward momentum is beginning to fade. The index is currently trading around 47,600–47,700, after briefly dropping to the 46,300–46,400 area during the latest correction.
Holding above the 47,200–47,300 area could allow US30 to extend its recovery. However, if selling pressure returns, the index may revisit the recent low around 46,300–46,500, with potential downside extension toward 45,000.
At the moment, the 47,200–47,300 region, which aligns with the Fibonacci 0.236 level, is acting as a near-term support zone where a short-term technical rebound could emerge. If buying pressure returns and the index manages to hold above this area, US30 may rebound to retest the 48,300–48,500 resistance zone, with potential extension toward 49,500–49,700.
On the downside, if selling pressure remains dominant and the index closes below 47,200, the correction could extend toward the next support area around 46,300–46,500. Should this zone fail to hold, the next downside target could move toward 45,000–45,200, which corresponds to the Fibonacci 0.382 level and is considered an important medium-term support within the broader uptrend.
10.3.2026
US30 (Dow Jones)
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Disclaimer: The chart reflects the analyst's opinion and does not constitute investment advice. Past performance is no guarantee of future returns. Seek independent advice before making decisions.
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