The dollar remains under pressure amid increased political threat because Donald Trump's government goes from bad to worse. As communiions manager Anthony Scaramucci was fired after less than fourteen, there appears to be one wound after a second, like a room of garden rakes that are upturned wandering around. There will be a tipping point for the markets, where the nadir at Trump's chaotic Presidency will be reached. However, it does not appear as though that point was reached. But while there's nevertheless some dollar weakness possibly, the Dollar Index has become into an integral band of support between 92/93. Will this prove to be an area of support? There is arguably open upside on EUR/USD towards $1.2000, although Dollar/Yen still has a way to go till its June lows at 108.80. Gold has upside over its range towards $1296, so maybe there is still some weakness about the dollar. There has to be some turnaround in the US information to help counter the threat. Now we have the ISM Manufacturing as well as the Fed's preferred inflation, the core PCE. Recent data releases have gone to weaken the dollar. With the drop in the Employment Cost Index and trends remaining weak, do not expect any surprises that are positive now.