The
US Dollar versus the Canadian Dollar has fallen to a very important support
zone around the 1.2500 level as we can see on the weekly chart. The Greenback
has been pressured to the downside lately by all the internal issues in the
United States, while the Canadian Dollar has been supported by the recent rally
on oil. On the weekly chart of the USD/CAD we can see that the 1.2500 zone has
already acted as a support in the past and it may very well act again as a
support, especially when the 200 week EMA is exactly at that level. The 200
period EMA usually acts as a good support or resistance zone, especially on the
higher time frames like the weekly chart. If the USD/CAD manages to bounce to
the upside from the 200 week EMA, then it could go and visit the 1.3000 level, which
could act as a resistance. If the pair breaks to the downside, then the 1.2300
zone could act as its next support.
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The pair is still quite bearish.
ReplyDeleteLet's see whether it will continue falling.
ReplyDeleteImportant information, will keep it in mind!
ReplyDeleteGreat article as always.
ReplyDeleteThank you for pointing this out!
ReplyDeleteI agree with your view.
ReplyDeleteInteresting analysis, thanks.
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