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USDCAD
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USDCAD Drops: CAD Gains on Sticky Inflation, Weak US Data | Trading Economics | Login to see the signal | |
Canadian Dollar Rebounds After CPISummaryCanadian dollar strengthened past 1.37 per US dollar. Persistent domestic inflation supports a hawkish Bank of Canada. Softer US inflation and retail sales data weighed on the US dollar, amplifying CAD gains, despite renewed trade war concerns. |
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USDCAD Flat Ahead of CPI: Jobs vs. Tariffs & BoC Rate Speculation | ReutersRefinitiv | Login to see the signal | |
Canadian dollar steadies as investors turn focus to domestic inflation dataSummaryThe Canadian dollar was largely flat against the USD, caught between strong domestic jobs data and rising wholesale trade, offsetting U.S. tariff threats that bolstered the DXY. Traders await key Canadian and U.S. inflation reports for Bank of Canada's rate decisions, leading to choppy, directionless trading. |
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USDCAD Tariff Surge Fails: Resistance Holds, Sellers Prevail | Forexlive | Login to see the signal | |
USDCAD stuck in a range after tariff-driven spike fizzlesSummaryUSDCAD briefly surged on US tariffs against Canada but failed to sustain the rally, reversing from key resistance levels. Buyers missed their chance as sellers leaned in, leaving the pair in choppy, range-bound trading. Technical levels at 1.3710-1.37208 act as strong resistance. |
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USDCAD Rebounds: Bullish Bias Confirmed Above 1.3700 & 1.37208 | Forexlive | Login to see the signal | |
USDCAD retraces all the declines on jobs.SummaryUSDCAD experienced volatility from tariff news and strong Canadian jobs data. However, robust buyer demand at support levels has led to a rebound. The pair faces a critical test at 1.3700 and 1.37208; a break above these levels signals strong potential for further bullish momentum. |
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