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Canadian Dollar strengthens against US Dollar, BOC Gov Macklem Speaks highlighted.
This week USDCAD experienced a significant decline, extending the previous week's decline. Yesterday the price drew a long body bearish candlestick indicating a strong decline forming a high of 1.35363 and a low of 1.34783 on FXOpen's chart. The price draws a bearish candlestick body along the middle band point to the lower band.
Recently, Bank of Canada (BoC) Governor Tiff Macklem stated that core inflation would continue to ease as expected and the inflation rate would get closer to the target of 2%, and keep inflation in the range of 1%-3%. Furthermore, there is a possibility that the BoC will reduce interest rates if all the incoming data supports a cut. The next decision is scheduled for October 23.
Market analysts now forecasted the possibility of interest rate cuts of 25 basis points at the next seven meetings. Since June the BOC has lowered interest rates in the last three decisions with a cumulative drop of 75 basis points to 4.25%.
Today, although there is no high impact category news schedule for the Canadian Dollar, traders may pay attention to data on US new home sales and Crude oil inventories.
USDCAD D1
USDCAD price is now moving outside the lower band line. Bollinger bands appear to be starting to expand, indicating increasing volatility.
The 200 MA above the middle band draws a flat channel. The 50 MA is above the 200 MA with a slight descending channel. In theory, MA 50 above MA 200 indicates an uptrend market. However, the price is below the trend line indicating a downtrend market.
The TDI indicator's VB high points to a value of 54 and VB low points to a value of 24. The difference of 30 reflects a rather high volatility value on the daily timeframe.
Market Base Line points to a value of 39 with a descending channel, meaning the weight of bearish is greater than bullish.
The RSI Price line shows a value of 30 crossing the TSL and MBL from the upper side indicating a downtrend entering the oversold level.
Trade Signal line points to a value of 42 with a downward channel indicating a market downtrend.
USDCAD H4
USDCAD price in the H4 timeframe is now outside the lower band line indicating a strong decline. Bollinger bands expand to reflect high market volatility.
The 200 MA near the upper band line draws a descending channel. MA 50 below MA 200 with a descending channel indicates a downtrend market where the price is below the indicator line.
The TDI indicator's VB high shows a value of 60 and VB low shows a value of 30. The difference of 30 reflects a rather high volatility value at the high end of the H4 timeframe.
Market Base Line points to a value of 45 with a descending channel, meaning the weight of bearish is greater than bullish.
The RSI Price Line shows a value of 26 crossing the TSL and the lower band line indicates the downtrend is in the oversold level.
The trade signal line points to a value of 34 with a downward channel indicating a market downtrend.
This week USDCAD experienced a significant decline, extending the previous week's decline. Yesterday the price drew a long body bearish candlestick indicating a strong decline forming a high of 1.35363 and a low of 1.34783 on FXOpen's chart. The price draws a bearish candlestick body along the middle band point to the lower band.
Recently, Bank of Canada (BoC) Governor Tiff Macklem stated that core inflation would continue to ease as expected and the inflation rate would get closer to the target of 2%, and keep inflation in the range of 1%-3%. Furthermore, there is a possibility that the BoC will reduce interest rates if all the incoming data supports a cut. The next decision is scheduled for October 23.
Market analysts now forecasted the possibility of interest rate cuts of 25 basis points at the next seven meetings. Since June the BOC has lowered interest rates in the last three decisions with a cumulative drop of 75 basis points to 4.25%.
Today, although there is no high impact category news schedule for the Canadian Dollar, traders may pay attention to data on US new home sales and Crude oil inventories.
USDCAD D1
USDCAD price is now moving outside the lower band line. Bollinger bands appear to be starting to expand, indicating increasing volatility.
The 200 MA above the middle band draws a flat channel. The 50 MA is above the 200 MA with a slight descending channel. In theory, MA 50 above MA 200 indicates an uptrend market. However, the price is below the trend line indicating a downtrend market.
The TDI indicator's VB high points to a value of 54 and VB low points to a value of 24. The difference of 30 reflects a rather high volatility value on the daily timeframe.
Market Base Line points to a value of 39 with a descending channel, meaning the weight of bearish is greater than bullish.
The RSI Price line shows a value of 30 crossing the TSL and MBL from the upper side indicating a downtrend entering the oversold level.
Trade Signal line points to a value of 42 with a downward channel indicating a market downtrend.
USDCAD H4
USDCAD price in the H4 timeframe is now outside the lower band line indicating a strong decline. Bollinger bands expand to reflect high market volatility.
The 200 MA near the upper band line draws a descending channel. MA 50 below MA 200 with a descending channel indicates a downtrend market where the price is below the indicator line.
The TDI indicator's VB high shows a value of 60 and VB low shows a value of 30. The difference of 30 reflects a rather high volatility value at the high end of the H4 timeframe.
Market Base Line points to a value of 45 with a descending channel, meaning the weight of bearish is greater than bullish.
The RSI Price Line shows a value of 26 crossing the TSL and the lower band line indicates the downtrend is in the oversold level.
The trade signal line points to a value of 34 with a downward channel indicating a market downtrend.