USD/CAD

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USD/CAD edges higher after Bank of Canada’s 25bps rate cut, marking the start of a potential easing cycle. Technical outlook shows resistance near 1.3707; support levels at 1.3660 and 1.3620. Watch for policy divergence as Fed pauses while BoC cuts. Analysis based on Greg Michalowski’s ForexLive article via TradingView.

Gold is emerging as a strategic buying opportunity amid mixed signals from inflation, a softer US dollar, and slowing rate hikes. Technical indicators show bullish momentum, supported by global uncertainty and persistent economic headwinds. For investors seeking a hedge and capitalizing on safe-haven demand, gold’s outlook looks promising. #GoldMarket #InvestmentStrategy

Double Impact Ahead for USD/CAD: Traders face a critical week with the Bank of Canada likely to signal its first rate cut amid easing inflation, while the U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls report could influence Fed policy expectations. Watch for shifts in interest rate divergence and how energy markets respond to these economic developments to gauge near-term USD/CAD volatility.

The US dollar eased slightly amid ongoing investor caution fueled by mixed Federal Reserve signals and concerns about the Chinese economy. With key US inflation and housing data upcoming, the dollar remains range-bound as markets weigh central bank policies and global risk sentiment. Meanwhile, the euro and pound gained modestly on hopes of a slowing ECB tightening cycle.

The US Dollar continues to soften as markets anticipate the Fed may soon pause or end its interest rate hikes. Easing inflation and mixed economic data suggest peak rates are near, shifting investor sentiment toward a more dovish monetary outlook. Stay tuned for Fed’s next moves.

USD/CAD is attempting a technical recovery after recent losses, supported near 1.3500 and pressured by dovish Fed expectations and stronger oil prices boosting the Canadian dollar. Key resistance at 1.3590 must break for a sustained rebound amid mixed momentum signals. Watch Fed policy shifts and US, Canadian economic data for fundamental direction. Analysis adapted from Mahmoud Amer via Economies.com. #Forex #USDCAD #Markets

USD/NOK has fallen to its lowest level in over 31 months, driven by a weaker US dollar amid cooling inflation data and growing expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts. Meanwhile, Norway’s central bank maintains a hawkish stance and rising oil prices continue to support the krone. Market attention remains fixed on central bank signals and macroeconomic trends.

ICE canola futures climbed on Monday, gaining $3.30/MT to settle at $647.90, supported by rebounds in global vegetable oil markets including soy and palm oil. Technical buying and rising crude prices, which boost renewable diesel demand, also fueled the recovery. While near-term fundamentals remain cautious with an expected strong Canadian harvest, cross-commodity strength is helping canola regain momentum.

U.S. dollar comes under pressure ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting as markets anticipate a less hawkish stance. EUR/USD and GBP/USD gain on stronger economic data and central bank hawkishness in Europe and the UK, while USD/CAD and USD/JPY reflect mixed outlooks. Traders brace for volatility as Fed signals unfold. Analysis by Vladimir Zernov at FX Empire.