The US
Dollar has been very weak versus its main counterparts due to all the political
risk that has been going on in the United States, but versus the Canadian
Dollar it has fallen even more after the recent rally in oil. Oil and the
Canadian Dollar have a positive correlation and that is why when crude rallies,
the “Looney” (Canadian Dollar) also rallies. On the daily chart of the USD/CAD
we can see that the pair has fallen below its 55 day EMA (purple line) and
below the 1.3500 level. If the price continues dropping, then it may try to
reach the 1.3400 level, but a more important support level is at the 200 day
EMA (blue line) at the 1.3348 level. In case the pair goes back up and breaks
above the 55 day EMA, then its next resistance zone is at the 1.3600 level,
followed by the 1.3700 and finally by the 1.3800 level.
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Next stop 1.3400.
ReplyDeleteIt's very bearish for now.
ReplyDeleteI think it found some support at 1.3450.
ReplyDeleteThere are still room on the downside.
ReplyDeleteUseful informaiton, thank you!
ReplyDeleteVery helpful and insightful analysis, excellent.
ReplyDeleteThanks for such an informative analysis.
ReplyDeleteI agree with your analysis.
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