Looking at the recent technical picture of the US Dollar index, we can see that from around the beginning of March, the index is trading within a falling wedge pattern. According to the Technical Analysis (TA) rules, such patterns tend to be bullish indications. However, in order to get comfortable with that idea, a break of the upper side of that formation would be needed. If that happens, more buyers could join in and possibly push DXY towards the 50-, 100-, or even the 200-day EMA.
That said, as long as the upper side of the falling wedge remains intact, the trend could remain to the downside.
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