USD/CAD remains under pressure as speculation of a Fed rate cut grows amid mixed US economic data. Cooling inflation and softer job numbers are fueling expectations for easing, while steady oil prices and a cautious Bank of Canada provide support to the CAD. Traders await critical releases to gauge central bank moves ahead.
The US dollar retreated despite a stronger-than-expected 1.4% GDP growth in Q1 2024. Key factors include easing Treasury yields, profit-taking after initial gains, and market pricing of potential Fed rate cuts later this year. Fed officials remain data-dependent, with labor market trends and inflation signaling a cautious approach ahead.
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USD/CAD edged lower despite stronger-than-expected U.S. Q4 GDP growth of 3.4%. Market focus remains on divergent central bank policies and rising oil prices, which continue to support the Canadian dollar. Technicals suggest near-term testing of support levels as traders weigh macro risks and monetary outlooks.
USD/CAD slips below 1.3800 as growing expectations of Fed rate cuts weigh on the US dollar. Cooling US inflation and softer job data boost calls for easing, while rising oil prices and steady Canadian economic growth support the loonie. Traders eye Fed and BoC signals closely. #Forex #USDCAD
USD/CAD dips below 1.3800 as markets price in Fed rate cuts and soften their outlook on U.S. growth. Lower Treasury yields, easing inflation data, and upbeat oil prices bolster the Canadian dollar. Fed officials signal a cautious stance, reinforcing expectations for looser monetary policy ahead. Traders eye economic releases for clues on the next move. #Forex #USDCAD #Fed
USD/CAD extends losses below 1.3800 amid growing expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts. Weaker U.S. economic data and easing inflation pressures weigh on the dollar, while the Canadian dollar gains support from solid domestic data and firm oil prices. Market eyes further shifts in monetary policy as the pair tests key technical levels.
USD/CAD extends its downtrend, breaking key support as the Canadian dollar benefits from recovering oil prices and a hawkish Bank of Canada stance. Meanwhile, U.S. dollar weakness amid a cautious Fed weighs on the pair, with bearish momentum likely to continue near the 1.3515 support level.
USD/CAD extends losses as bearish momentum gains strength, breaking below the key 1.3530 support level. Technical indicators signal further downside with targets near 1.3410 and 1.3350. Factors driving the decline include stronger crude oil prices benefiting CAD, a more hawkish Bank of Canada versus a dovish Fed, and robust Canadian economic data. Unless fundamentals shift, expect continued pressure on the pair in coming sessions. #Forex #USDCAD #FXAnalysis
USD/CAD Elliott Wave analysis suggests the fourth wave correction may be complete, setting the stage for a potential fifth wave advance. Key Fibonacci support held near 1.3470, with bullish momentum building. Watch for a break above 1.3580 to confirm continuation toward 1.3650 and beyond. #Forex #USDCAD #ElliottWave
