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Annual headline inflation in Canada jumped to 6.7% in March, according to the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures released by Statistics Canada on Wednesday. That was well above the median economist forecast for a rise to 6.1% from 5.7% YoY in February. The larger than expected jump in the …

Positive attempts for the Canadian dollar continue but are still limited to finding a good demand area around the level published in the previous analysis at 1.2570, and the pair is still stable above it so far. Technically, we find the 50-day moving average still holding the price from below …

Statistics Canada will release March Consumer Price Index (CPI) data on Wednesday, April 20 at 12:30 and as we get closer to the release time, here are the forecasts by the economists and researchers of five major banks regarding the upcoming Canadian inflation data. The March Canada inflation rate is …

The Canadian dollar is trying to recover again within successful attempts to get more bullish momentum to retest the 1.2645 resistance level. Technically, by looking at the 4-hour chart, we notice the return of the 50-day moving average to hold the price from below, in support of the bullish price …

During the previous trading session, the Canadian dollar declined noticeably to stop the expected bullish bounce mentioned in the last analysis. The resistance levels of 1.2675 succeeded in limiting the bullish rebound, which forced the pair to retest 1.2560. Technically, with the price stability below the 1.2590 level, 38.20% Fibonacci …

The Bank of Canada announced on Wednesday that it had increased benchmark interest rates by 50 bps to 1.00% from 0.50%, as widely expected by analysts. The central bank also announced plans to begin reducing the size of its balance sheet, also known as Quantitative Tightening (QT), from 25 April, given …

As we expected, the Canadian dollar continues to gain more bullish momentum, touching the first official target that must be achieved at 1.2660, recording the highest at 1.2661. Technically, the pair’s success in stabilizing above the 1.2600 resistance-into-support and the 50-day moving average supports the daily bullish price curve. Therefore, …

The Canadian dollar maintained the bullish bias that started at the end of last week’s trading to cancel the idea of ​​retesting the support published during the previous analysis and continues the positive stability above 1.2600. Technically, we tend to the positivity, relying on the positive signs of the 14-day …

There were positive attempts by the Canadian dollar to achieve the expected bullish rebound at the end of last week’s trading, recording its highest level around the psychological resistance level of 1.2600. Technically, the pair’s current movements are witnessing a bearish tendency as a result of the negativity features that …

The Canadian dollar has been able to attain the expected bullish rebound discussed in the previous analysis, touching the first target at 1.2610, recording its highest level at 1.2610. Technically, and with a careful look at the 4-hour chart, the pair continues to obtain positive motive from the 50-day moving …