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The Canadian Dollar (CAD) rose against its U.S. counterpart despite the decline of crude oil prices, after data showed that Canada’s real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) expanded by 0.1% in December, which came below market expectations. Figures published by Statistics Canada showed on Tuesday that the November reading was revised …

The Canadian dollar is continuing its positive trading within the expected bullish path after it successfully retested the support level of 1.2640. Technically speaking, we will maintain our positive outlook based on trading stability above the 50-day moving average, which is accompanied by the clear positive signs on the stochastic …

The Canadian dollar recovered significantly during last Friday’s trading session within the path of the aforementioned bullish correction, touching the first target of the correction at 1.2690, recording a high of 1.2748. Technically speaking, and with a closer look at 60 minutes chart, we find the stochastic indicator is trading …

The Canadian dollar starts its daily trading with a bullish bias, after it found a solid support floor around 1.2470, to witness the current moves a return to trading stability again above 1.2560. Technically, today we are biasing positively in our trading, relying on the positive motive coming from the …

Negative trading dominated the Canadian dollar’s ​​movements yesterday within the expected bearish context, touching the first target to be achieved during the previous session at 1.2560, recording its lowest price of 1.2560. Technically speaking, and with a closer look at the 60-minute chart, we find that Stochastic started to provide …

Quiet trading, which tends to be negative, dominates the movements of the US dollar against the Canadian dollar, as the pair begins negative pressure on the support level of 1.2590. Technically, with a closer look at the chart, there is negative pressure coming from the 50-day moving average and trading …

The technical outlook remains unchanged, and the pair’s movements have not changed significantly, maintaining the positive stability within the context of an upward correction. Technically speaking, we find the price is stable above the previously breached resistance level, which has now converted to the support level of 1.2660, and we …

The Canadian dollar provided positive trades during the previous trading session within the technique of re-testing the resistance indicated during the previous analysis at 1.2740, recording its highest level at 1.2746. Technically, we find the price is stable above the previously breached resistance level, which has now turned to the …

The Canadian dollar succeeded in establishing a solid support floor around the support level published during the previous analysis at 1.2610, to return to stability above the resistance level of 1.2670. Technically speaking, and with a look at the chart, we find the 50-day moving average that supports the bullish …

Negative trading continues to control the Canadian dollar’s ​​movements within the expected bearish path, touching the first target to be achieved yesterday at 1.2635 and approaching a few points difference from the second official target of 1.2600, recording the lowest price during the Asian session for the current session at …