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USD/CAD draws indecision candle ahead of overnight rate
The USD/CAD currency pair yesterday drew a Doji candle with long shadows on the top and bottom lines near the upper band line on the daily timeframe. The price formed a high of 1.45212, a low of 143792 open 1.44341, and closed at 1.44326. This temporarily halted the previous two-day bullish trend.
The US jobs data released yesterday, JOLTS Job Openings by the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed 7.74M higher than forecast 7.65M from the previously revised 7.51M. Hires held steady at 5.4M, and total layoffs were little changed at 5.3M. Although job openings were slightly changed but decreased by 728K over the year.
The increase in these data figures somewhat supported the strengthening of the USD. The trade war initiated by United States President Donald Trump against Canada is the reason for the turbulence in the USD currency, including the USDCAD pair lately. Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico on March 4. He also imposed additional duties on goods from China. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has threatened to take action in response to Trump's policies. Trudeau said retaliatory tariffs on C$30 billion worth of U.S. imports would go into effect immediately, with more to follow.
The trade war continues. Trump announced an increase in tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada to 50 percent in response to the Ontario government imposing a 25 percent tariff on electricity exported to the US.
Today, investors will focus on the Bank of Canada, which is scheduled to announce its latest interest rate decision, which is expected to be cut by 25 basis points from 3.0% to 2.75%. In addition, investors will also pay attention to the BoC statement,t which may provide subtle clues on Canadian dollar currency policy.
In the US, today will also release CPI data which is an important inflation data used by the Fed to determine their monetary policy. Core CPI is expected to fall 0.3% from the previous 0.4%, monthly CPI is also expected to be 0.3% from the previous 0.5% and annual CPI is expected to be 2.9% from the previous 0.3%.
USDCAD D1
The USDCAD pair on the daily timeframe is now between the upper and middle band lines. The Bollinger Bands draw a flat channel with wide band spacing, reflecting range movement with fairly high market volatility.
The 50 MA is slightly above the middle band line, drawing a flat channel indicating a sideways market with more potential to the upside. The 200 MA is far below the lower band, drawing an upward change,l indicating a bullish sentiment in the long term.
The VB High TDI indicator is pointing at 64 and the VB Low is pointing at 35. The difference of 29 reflects the volatility value on the daily timeframe.
The Market Base Line is pointing at 50 with a flat channel, meaning the price is on a neutral path.
The RSI Price Line is pointing at 58 with a flat channel crossing the TSL from the bottom, indicating a fading uptrend market.
The Trade Signal Line is pointing at 54 with a downward channel, indicating a downtrend market.
USDCAD H4
The USD/CAD pair on the H4 timeframe is now between the upper and middle band lines. Here, Bollinger Bands draw an ascending channel with widening band spacing, indicating bullish sentiment with higher volatility.
MA 50 below price draws a slight ascending change,l indicating bullish sentiment. MA 200 below middle band line draws a flat channel indicating sideways market on long term.
VB High TDI indicator shows a value of 63, and VB Low shows a value of 37. The difference of 26 reflects the volatility value in the H4 timeframe.
Market Base Line shows a value of 50 with the flat channel, which means the price is on the neutral path.
RSI Price Line shows value 55 with descending channel crossing TSL from the upper side, indicating a downtrend market.
Trade Signal Line shows value 58 with descending channel indicating new signal downtrend market.
The USD/CAD currency pair yesterday drew a Doji candle with long shadows on the top and bottom lines near the upper band line on the daily timeframe. The price formed a high of 1.45212, a low of 143792 open 1.44341, and closed at 1.44326. This temporarily halted the previous two-day bullish trend.
The US jobs data released yesterday, JOLTS Job Openings by the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed 7.74M higher than forecast 7.65M from the previously revised 7.51M. Hires held steady at 5.4M, and total layoffs were little changed at 5.3M. Although job openings were slightly changed but decreased by 728K over the year.
The increase in these data figures somewhat supported the strengthening of the USD. The trade war initiated by United States President Donald Trump against Canada is the reason for the turbulence in the USD currency, including the USDCAD pair lately. Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico on March 4. He also imposed additional duties on goods from China. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has threatened to take action in response to Trump's policies. Trudeau said retaliatory tariffs on C$30 billion worth of U.S. imports would go into effect immediately, with more to follow.
The trade war continues. Trump announced an increase in tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada to 50 percent in response to the Ontario government imposing a 25 percent tariff on electricity exported to the US.
Today, investors will focus on the Bank of Canada, which is scheduled to announce its latest interest rate decision, which is expected to be cut by 25 basis points from 3.0% to 2.75%. In addition, investors will also pay attention to the BoC statement,t which may provide subtle clues on Canadian dollar currency policy.
In the US, today will also release CPI data which is an important inflation data used by the Fed to determine their monetary policy. Core CPI is expected to fall 0.3% from the previous 0.4%, monthly CPI is also expected to be 0.3% from the previous 0.5% and annual CPI is expected to be 2.9% from the previous 0.3%.
USDCAD D1
The USDCAD pair on the daily timeframe is now between the upper and middle band lines. The Bollinger Bands draw a flat channel with wide band spacing, reflecting range movement with fairly high market volatility.
The 50 MA is slightly above the middle band line, drawing a flat channel indicating a sideways market with more potential to the upside. The 200 MA is far below the lower band, drawing an upward change,l indicating a bullish sentiment in the long term.
The VB High TDI indicator is pointing at 64 and the VB Low is pointing at 35. The difference of 29 reflects the volatility value on the daily timeframe.
The Market Base Line is pointing at 50 with a flat channel, meaning the price is on a neutral path.
The RSI Price Line is pointing at 58 with a flat channel crossing the TSL from the bottom, indicating a fading uptrend market.
The Trade Signal Line is pointing at 54 with a downward channel, indicating a downtrend market.
USDCAD H4
The USD/CAD pair on the H4 timeframe is now between the upper and middle band lines. Here, Bollinger Bands draw an ascending channel with widening band spacing, indicating bullish sentiment with higher volatility.
MA 50 below price draws a slight ascending change,l indicating bullish sentiment. MA 200 below middle band line draws a flat channel indicating sideways market on long term.
VB High TDI indicator shows a value of 63, and VB Low shows a value of 37. The difference of 26 reflects the volatility value in the H4 timeframe.
Market Base Line shows a value of 50 with the flat channel, which means the price is on the neutral path.
RSI Price Line shows value 55 with descending channel crossing TSL from the upper side, indicating a downtrend market.
Trade Signal Line shows value 58 with descending channel indicating new signal downtrend market.