The USD/CAD sliced right through the parity level on Thursday as the EU finally came out with a bailout plan. The commodities markets took off as the US dollar was sold off against everything.
USD/CAD fell hard during the Wednesday session as the rumors flew out of Europe that some kind of deal has been reached. At the close of the US session however, there are just that – rumors.
The USD/CAD pair bounced hard from the parity level on Tuesday, an area that we have mentioned several times over the last week or two. The area offered support, and was urged on by the Bank of...
USD/CAD fell on Monday as traders sold the Dollar around the world. The oil markets also managed to break above the $90 mark, and this was massive resistance. The demand for oil could and should push the...
After a sharp upside move towards 1,0650 the pair has been under intense pressure pulling back towards parity which is now being tested.
USD/CAD fell on Friday and tested the parity support level in the process. The daily close is looking weak, but the level has held up. The market will be highly correlated to the oil markets
USDCAD remains in downtrend from 1.0656, and the fall extended to 1.0043. Further fall could be seen next week, and next target would be at 0.9800-0.9900 area. Resistance is at 1.0270, as long as this level holds,...
The USD/CAD pair had a back and forth session on Thursday as traders first sold off risk, only to buy it back in the later hours of the session. This has been a bit of a trend...
The USD/CAD pair fell during the Tuesday session, and continues to react inversely to the oil markets. The parity level below still keeps this market afloat though, and until we get a close below it on the...
The USD/CAD bounced on Monday as the trading world started to shun risk assets globally. The oil markets were soft, and so were the equity markets. This sends risk assets down, and in this case – the...