The USD/CAD pair shows strong bullish momentum, trading near the 1.3946 level—a critical resistance that has not been breached for the past 11 weeks.
The surge in the USD/CAD is driven by various factors, such as increasing yield spreads benefiting U.S. bonds and expected monetary policy loosening by the Bank of Canada.
The loonie could experience more selling pressure as the Canadian central bank hints at a possible rate cut of as much as 50 basis points.
The US dollar is experiencing positive effects from robust economic indicators and increased demand for safe-haven assets due to geopolitical tensions, which is fueling the pair’s rise.
The USD/CAD is like a determined sprinter racing towards the 1.3946 resistance—it’s fast and driven, but can it maintain this pace and breakthrough? If it does, it could set new highs. But if sellers return to the track, the pair might pull back to catch its breath at 1.3786. Either way, traders should stay alert because this race is far from over!
This post was last modified on Oct 30, 2024, 12:46 GMT 12:46