Canadian Employment Preview: Forecasts from five major banks, full replacement of pandemic losses
USD/CAD is trading around 1.25 ahead of Canadian July jobs report due out at 12:30
Canada: Markit Manufacturing PMI edges lower to 56.2 in July from 56.5
Markit Manufacturing PMI for Canada declined modestly in July. US Dollar Index continues to edge
Canada: GDP rebound in June, after falling again in May – CIBC
Data released on Friday showed the Canadian economy contracted further in May. Analysts at CIBC
Canada: Inflation should be somewhat sticky in the medium-term – NFB
Data released on Wednesday showed inflation slowed in Canada in June. The Consumer Price Index
Canada: Annual CPI declines to 3.1% in June vs. 3.2% expected
Annual inflation in Canada softened modestly in June. USD/CAD stays in the negative territory below
Canada: ADP Employment decreases by 294,200 in June
ADP Employment Change in Canada arrived at -294.2K in June. USD/CAD preserves bullish momentum after
Canada: Manufacturing Sales decline by 0.6% in May vs. +1% expected
Manufacturing Sales in Canada fell more than expected in June. USD/CAD pair extends daily decline
USD/CAD: Loonie to lose its luster through 2022 – CIBC
While the loonie is still the top performer against the greenback in the G-10 this
USD/CAD: Loonie to see brighter days ahead on upbeat jobs report – TDS
Today's main event will be Canadian jobs were economists at TD Securities share the consensus
USD/CAD drops towards 1.2450 as Canada adds 230.7K jobs in June
Unemployment Rate in Canada dropped to 7.8% in June vs. 7.7% expected USD/CAD drops further