USD/CAD holds steady around 1.2900, moves little post-upbeat US Durable Goods Orders
USD/CAD reversed an early dip to over a one-week low amid the emergence of some
USD/CAD: Loonie’s profile softer as Fed races to higher terminal rate – CIBC
Analysts at CIBC see the USD/CAD pair trading around 1.29 during the third quarter and
USD/CAD keeps bounce off weekly low near 1.2950 amid softer oil prices, US PMI eyed
USD/CAD picks up bids to defend the previous day’s rebound from one-week low. WTI crude
USD/CAD sticks to intraday gains amid a slump in oil prices, broad-based USD strength
A combination of factors assisted USD/CAD to regain traction and snap a two-day losing streak.
USD/CAD: Dips are likely hard to sustain – TD Securities
On Wednesday, inflation data from Canada will be released. Market consensus sees a 1% increase
USD/CAD rebounds to 1.2950 on softer oil, risk-aversion ahead of Fed’s Powell, BOC inflation
USD/CAD snaps two-day downtrend, grinds higher around daily tops. Market’s anxiety ahead of Powell’s testimony
USD/CAD Price Analysis: Set for further downside below 1.3000
USD/CAD keeps week-start break of weekly support, off intraday low. Double tops around 1.3080 and
USD/CAD to push higher towards 1.33 on a break past May high of 1.3077 – Scotiabank
The Canadian dollar ended the week on the defensive. The pair could climb as high
USD/CAD rallies to fresh YTD highs at around 1.3070s on broad USD strength
The Loonie sustains substantial weekly losses of 2.04%. An upbeat market mood and broad US
USD/CAD retreats to 1.3000 on hawkish BOC bets, oil’s bounce, focus on Fed’s Powell, Canada inflation
USD/CAD pares recent gains at 19-month high, renews intraday low of late. Higher inflation expectations