USDCAD

Analyzing the Canadian Ivey PMI release and its impact on USDCAD as the market weighs demand softness against supply-side frictions.

Analyzing the critical Canadian employment data and its impact on USDCAD price action as rate sensitivities hit a seasonal peak.

USD/CAD faces a critical regime test at the 1.37000 handle as market participants weigh front-end rates and North American energy flows.

USD/CAD faces a critical regime test at the 1.37000 figure magnet as traders weigh North American energy flows against broader US Dollar momentum.

A technical analysis of USD/CAD price action as it navigates the critical 1.37000 pivot level during the London-New York handover.

A professional analysis of USD/CAD price action focusing on the 1.36500 pivot and the high-probability scenarios for the London-New York handover.

An in-depth look at Canada's three-variable macro system: domestic demand, housing sensitivity, and the critical energy-driven terms of trade.

USD/CAD navigates a critical 1.36000 regime filter as market participants weigh USD direction against energy sector resilience.

USD/CAD prepares for the January 26 session with a lowside close at 1.3697; discover the key 1.3730 pivot levels and trade execution map for London and NY opens.

USD/CAD faces a critical transition as price action closes near daily lows, positioning the 1.3730 pivot as the primary regime filter for the upcoming sessions.

USD/CAD faces a critical regime test at the 1.3730 pivot following a bearish -0.65% daily close. Discover the key levels and liquidity windows for the January 24 session.

The USDCAD pair maintains an offered tone, closing near session lows at 1.3769 as the market respects a disciplined 1.3780 pivot level.

USD/CAD faces a regime switch at the 1.38042 pivot as pro-cyclical currencies outperform a softer US Dollar despite firm Treasury yields.

The Canadian Dollar showed surprising resilience against a softening US Dollar as trade policy uncertainty and risk hedging dominated the first full post-holiday session.

USDCAD navigates a rates-led US Dollar tone against muted oil signals as U.S. markets close for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

USD/CAD faces elevated weekend gap risk at 1.3916 as markets balance crude oil sensitivity against rising US yields and trade-related headline volatility.

The Canadian Dollar operates as a hybrid asset, balancing oil price sensitivity with industrial carry as US yields dictate the broader USD trajectory.

USD/CAD closed slightly lower at 1.3891 as the Canadian Dollar tracked softer energy prices and risk-beta flows ahead of the Asia handover.

USD/CAD remains locked in a tight corridor as energy-linked terms-of-trade support for the Loonie battles a resilient US Dollar policy premium.