WTI could dive below the $60 mark in 2022 – Deutsche Bank
There were big moves in oil prices in 2021 as economic reopening and geopolitical pressures
USD/CAD drops towards 1.2700 as WTI crude oil pierces $70.00, DXY eases
USD/CAD prints two-day downtrend, refreshes intraday low at the latest. Risk-on mood, softer USD underpin
USD/CAD Price Analysis: Corrects from three-month highs near 1.2850
USD/CAD faces rejection once again near 1.2850 amid firmer WTI prices. The major has room
WTI could face some short-term consolidation – Commerzbank
Axel Rudolph, Senior FICC Technical Analyst at Commerzbank, suggested that prices of the barrel of
USD/CAD recovers towards 1.2700 amid firmer USD, ahead of key data
USD/CAD is rising back towards 1.2700 after Tuesday’s steep correction. Risk-off mood-led USD strength buoys
USD/CAD: Canadian dollar will continue to benefit from higher oil price – Goldman Sachs
In the view of the analysts at Goldman Sachs, the Canadian dollar’s upward trajectory is
Oil: Bullish view remains unchanged despite any US SPR release – Goldman Sachs
Oil prices are likely to continue with their uptrend amid strong demand, which will offset
USD/CAD holds gains above 1.2400 amid WTI sell-off, Fed eyed
USD/CAD holds a two-day uptrend amid a pause in the USD advance. WTI slips on
USD/CAD hits new weekly highs above 1.2750 on broad US dollar strength
USD/CAD prints a new weekly high at 1.2763. The market sentiment remains downbeat, with the
WTI: OPEC+ supply increases to drive prices just below $70/b into Q3-2022 – TDS
US WTI Crude Oil extended its gains and neared $73. However, strategists at TD Securities