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The official bearish trend regained control of the Canadian dollar’s movements once again after it preferred to pass upwards to the pivotal resistance level at 1.3470, which forced it to trade negatively again to retest the support level of 1.3350. Technically, our trading tends to be negative, relying on the …

The Canadian dollar strengthened against American currency on Thursday. The CAD was able to recover from a nearly two-week low, but the move was limited as global equity markets lost ground and domestic data showed wholesale trade in November rose less than expected.Canadian wholesale trade increased by 0.5% in November …

The Canadian dollar was able to touch our awaited target during the previous analysis at 1.3350, recording yesterday’s low at 1.3350, to start a bullish bounce as a result of touching the support represented in the target. Technically, the pair formed a bullish rebound to the upside, and the current …

The Canadian dollar fell yesterday within the bearish path published during the previous technical report, approaching by a few pips at the first target of 1.3360, recording its lowest level at 1.370. The technical view is unchanged, and the pair maintains the same technical conditions. The common tendency tends to …

Negative trades continued to dominate the Canadian dollar after it failed to surpass the strong resistance level at 1.3470, which formed a strong resistance level that forced the pair to maintain the bearish bias. Technically, and by looking at the 240-minute chart, we find that the simple moving averages continue …

The Canadian dollar achieved some modest positivity during the previous trading session, with a view of retesting the 1.3460 resistance level to settle for recording the highest at 1.3445. Technically, and by looking at the 4-hour chart, we notice the stability of the RSI around neutrality areas, in addition to …

Limited positive attempts for the Canadian dollar during the last trading session aimed at retesting the previously broken support level, which was turned into resistance at 1.3460. Technically, and by looking closely at the 4-hour chart, we find that positive crossover signs started to appear on the stochastic indicator, accompanied …

The Canadian dollar weakened against its US counterpart on Tuesday, as it pulled back from a six-week high as investors await Thursday’s CPI data in the United States. The awaited reading could offer clues on the Fed’s policy intentions. The price of oil, one of Canada’s major exports, settled 0.7% …

As we expected, a bearish trend dominated the Canadian dollar’s movements with a gradual decline to the downside, approaching the official target of 1.3320, posting its lowest level at 1.3355. Technically, the most favourable direction is still bearish, with the negative pressure of the simple moving averages, which continue to …

The Canadian dollar followed the negative outlook during the previous technical report, heading to touch the official bearish station on friday at 1.3420, recording its lowest level during the morning trading of today’s session at 1.3400. Technically, and by looking closely at the 4-hour chart, we find that the pair …