- October 18, 2018
- Posted by: Joey Benedid
- Category: Market News
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The Canadian dollar continued to weaken in concert with most G7 currencies as near term rate dynamics driven by a hawkish Fed remain supportive for the USD. While the correlation between the CAD and oil remains far from the extremes seen in early 2016, the recent modest uptick in WTI is also being touted as a reason for CAD weakness. Ahead of Canadian retail sales and CPI data tomorrow, USD/CAD will likely trade close to a range bound by the 50d MA at 1.3015 and the 100d MA at 1.3065 or thereabouts.