USD/CAD bounds over 1.35 as Greenback pushes up across the board

Share: The USD/CAD had cleared the 1.3500 handle in Tuesday trading. The oil-backed Loonie is unable to find gains as the DXY captures the broader market. US data to feature heavily in the back half of the week. The USD/CAD has decisively reclaimed the 1.3500 major handle for Tuesday. The US Dollar Index

USD/CAD recovers from Friday’s lows to inch closer towards 1.35

Share: The USD/CAD is recovering for Friday after slipping to 1.3425. Rising oil prices are bolstering the CAD, but the USD has been finding market support. Canadian Retail Sales rose for July, but slightly less than expected, reducing CAD upside. The USD/CAD is set to finish out Friday near where it started, trading

Rebounds off key support, as the downtrend remains suspect

Share: USD/CAD stalls its downtrend, finding support at 1.3489, just above the 200-day Moving Average, and trades 0.14% higher. If the pair sustains above 1.3489, it could target resistance levels at 1.3550, 1.3580/90, and the psychological 1.3600 mark. A break below 1.3489 could signal a bearish resumption, exposing the 200-DMA at 1.3463 and

USD/CAD, USD/JPY, and AUD/USD; Major Tech Levels Identified

USD/CAD TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Between mid-July and early September, USD/CAD embarked on a robust uptrend, but the pair encountered resistance near the psychological 1.3700 level before reversing lower just as oil broke out to multi-month highs, a development that added some support to the Loonie given Canada’s high sensitivity to energy markets. Following the recent setback,

USDCAD trades to new session lows

USDCAD falls to new session lows The USDCAD is trading to a new session alone in the process is testing a swing area between 1.3494 and 1.35039. Below that is the September 1 low at 1.34889. Get below those levels and traders will start to think about the 200 day moving average down at 1.3464

USD/CAD Dips on Solid Canadian Data but Broader Outlook Tied to US Inflation

CANADIAN DOLLAR FORECAST: USD/CAD slides in response to robust employment survey results from Canada Canadian employers added 39,900 jobs last month versus 15,000 expected, signaling economic resilience In the upcoming week, the spotlight will be on the August U.S. inflation report Trade Smarter – Sign up for the DailyFX Newsletter Receive timely and compelling market