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The August Canada inflation report (consumer price index) is due on Wednesday, September 18 at 12:30 GMT.
The US Dollar came into the holiday-shortened week with a full head of steam. But that's been soundly reversed. Tomorrow brings NFP and Canadian employment.
It's going to be a big week for the US Dollar and likely US equities as the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium kicks off on Wednesday.
After a burst of excitement FX markets have begun to digest, but will sellers be able to provoke a bigger push in the US Dollar?
Markets are geared-up for rate cuts out of the Fed later this month but will the Fed deliver? And if so, how much more softening might be in the monetary backdrop?
The US Dollar has seen a different tonality so far in July, but a short-term theme of strength runs counter to an intermediate-term scenario of weakness.
The May Canada inflation report (consumer price index) is due on Wednesday, June 19 at 12:30 GMT.
USDCAD had a brutal start to the month of June, but over the past week shown continued signs of recovery. But bearish potential may still remain on a bigger-picture basis.
The US Dollar came into the month of June screaming-lower, but has since found support. Next week's FOMC looms large, will buyers be able to hold the bid?
The US Dollar has finally found some element of support at a key Fibonacci level which is confluent with the 200-day moving average. Can it hold?
The May Canada jobs report (detailing the employment change and unemployment rate) is due on Friday, June 7 at 12:30 GMT.
USDCAD has made a trip back to range resistance ahead of the Bank of Canada's interest rate decision on the calendar for tomorrow.
After spending the past month in a range, USD/CAD has put in a strong show of price action over the past 24 hours. Is a USD/CAD breakout nearing?
The US Dollar had a very strong outing last week. Can buyers remain in-charge to push up to a fresh 2019 high?
The US Dollar broke above the triangle formation this week, but next week's economic calendar is loaded with risk items, including FOMC: Time to make or break.
The commodity currencies are showing increasing strength in recent days, in line with global equity markets continuing their surge higher.
This morning brought jobs data out of both the US and Canada, and this gave a quick wick of strength in USDCAD as the pair re-tested 1.34. But big resistance is ahead.
Markets are expecting the Canadian labor market to cool off after exceptionally strong gains in January and February.
USDCADs daily move is already its largest down day since February 22.