USD/CAD slides further below 1.2600 mark post-Canadian jobs report
USD/CAD witnessed heavy selling on Friday and slipped below the 1.2600 mark in the last
When is the Canadian jobs report and how could it affect USD/CAD?
Canadian employment details overview Statistics Canada is scheduled to publish the monthly jobs report for
USD/CAD to edge lower on robust Canadian employment data – SocGen
Any chance of the loonie taking off? CAD needs relative rates to stop moving against
USD/CAD remains depressed below mid-1.2600s, Canadian jobs data awaited
USD/CAD remained on the defensive for the second consecutive session on Friday. The risk-on impulse
US: Weekly Initial Jobless Claims drop to 310K vs. 335K expected
Weekly Initial Jobless Claims in the US dropped to 310K. US Dollar Index stays depressed
US: JOLTS indicates labor market is stronger than the unemployment rate suggests – Wells Fargo
Job opening reached a record high in July, according to the JOLTS report released on
US: JOLTS Job Openings rise to new series-high of 10.9 million in July
US JOLTS Job Openings climbed to a new series-high in July. US Dollar Index trades
Canada: It’s possible that hiring kept rolling in August – CIBC
Next Friday, the Canadian employment report will be released. Analyst at CIBC forecast a net
US: Weekly Initial Jobless Claims decline to 340K vs. 345K expected
Weekly Initial Jobless Claims in US declined by 14,000. US Dollar Index continues to move
US: Challenger Job Cuts decline to 15,723 in August, lowest since June 1997
Challenger Job Cuts declined to 15,723 in August. US Dollar Index stays in the negative