USD/CAD PRICE, CHARTS AND ANALYSIS: Read More: The Bank of Canada: A Trader’s Guide USDCAD has continued to selloff today following a rejection at the 1.3900 resistance level. The decline in the DXY has helped USDCAD push lower as well in what will be a welcomed by the Bank of Canada and Canadian consumers. In
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Share: NZD/USD is seeing 0.30% gains and rose to 0.5915. Inflation accelerated in August, driven by higher gasoline prices. US yields initially soared to two-week highs and then consolidated. Fed tightening expectations are still high. In Wednesday’s session, the NZD/USD increased towards 0.5915, near the 20-day SMA of 0.5922. That being said, the upside potential
Share: EUR/JPY advanced towards 158.15, setting a 0.40% weekly gain. The cross was rejected by the 20-day SMA the whole week. The daily charts flash signals of exhaustion. At the end of the week, the EUR/JPY cross advanced to the 158.15 area, seeing 0.40% daily and weekly gains. The daily charts suggest a
Share: USD/CHF declined for a third consecutive day to 0.87800, below the 20-day SMA of 0.8800. US JOLTs from July came in lower than expected, which fueled a decrease in US bond yields. Hawkish bets on the Fed for November remain high—markets pricing in rate cuts In June 2024. On Tuesday, the USD faced
Share: EUR/GBP declined for a second consecutive day, and fell towards 0.8605, below the 20-day SMA. All eyes are now on labour market and inflation data from the UK. The Eurozone will release its preliminary Q2 GDP report on Wednesday. At the start of the week, the EUR/GBP fell below the 20-day Simple
Share: GBP/JPY retreated towards the 181.00 area and cleared most of its weekly gains. Investors continue to digest BoE’s decision on Thursday. Governor Ueda committed that the BoJ will be more flexible with the 10-year JGB. On Friday, the JPY traded mixed against most of its rivals, mainly because of Governor Ueda’s from
Share: EUR/JPY bulls defended the 20-day SMA, and the cross established itself above 156.00. Factory orders from June unexpectedly rise by 7%. BoJ’s hawkish signals and rising Japanese yields may limit the pair’s gains. On Friday, the EUR/JPY traded above the 156.00 zone, boosted by a stronger Euro following industrial data from June