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The Canadian dollar provided negative trading yesterday after it failed during the previous session to maintain trading above the strong support at 1.2600, to record the pair’s lowest level at 1.2545. Technically, we notice the return of the intraday stability above the psychological support 1.2. Furthermore, by looking at the …

Negative trading dominated the Canadian dollar’s movements during the previous trading session after it succeeded in stabilizing temporarily below the 1.2600 support level. From the technical analysis, the current moves are witnessing attempts to rise. However, the price is back to stability above the 1.2600 support level, accompanied by attempts …

Canada’s building permits fell by 2.1% in August, driven by a significant drop in residential construction intentions in Ontario and British Columbia.The total value of building permits in August declined 2.1% on a month over month basis to a seasonally adjusted 9.66 billion Canadian dollars, or the equivalent of $7.64. …

The Canadian dollar faced intense negative pressure at the end of last week’s trading. It started the first weekly trading with a bearish tendency; after it failed to settle above the 1.2665 level, it started the first weekly trading with a bearish tendency. Technically, we notice a contradiction between the …

The Canadian dollar found solid support around the 1.2630 level, which forced it to trade positively again within a bullish bounce that aimed to retest 1.2720. Technically, today, the current moves see the price stability above the 1.2660 support level at the 61.80% Fibonacci level. We also notice the positive …

The Canadian dollar returned to the strong resistance located at 1.2670, which forced it to trade negatively again, heading to touch the first target of 1.2600, to record its lowest level at 1.2600 during the early trading of the current session. Technically, with the clear negativity on the stochastic indicator, …

USD/JPY trades above the 111.00 level as the trading week started in slow motion, with the U. S. dollar edging diffidently lower against high-yielding rivals, but up roaring vs the JPY. The Japanese currency was hit by higher US Treasury yields on the 10-year note’s surge to 1.51%, its highest …

The technical outlook is unchanged, and the Canadian dollar did not witness any change, maintaining the temporary negative stability below the 1.2720 resistance level. Technically, by looking at the 240-minute chart, we notice the price stability below 1.2720, the previously broken support and transformed into a resistance level represented by …

Market sentiment dampened the appetite for high beta currencies like the Canadian dollar, so, the USD/CAD pair has dropped 40-pips on the back of the climb to new monthly highs recorded by West Texas Intermediate crude oil.In the next week, the Canadian GDP report will be the major focus of …

The Canadian dollar declined noticeably yesterday, nullifying the positive outlook as we expected, in which we relied on the price stability above the 1.2700 level, touching the stop losses order published during the last report at 1.2720; we indicated that if 1.2720 is broken, this can thwart the bullish scenario …