USD/CAD Trade Signal Buy (FXStreet Market Impact) pero naka SELL ako

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The currency pairing of the US to Candian dollar (USD/CAD) is one of the most traded pairs in the foreign exchange market, representing a significant quota of daily trade. It’s a pair which is popular amongst veteran traders and newcomers alike.

👉 WTI weakness, US dollar recovery and downbeat risk catalysts propel the quote.

👉 The second-tier US and Canadian data could offer intermediate directions.

👉 Virus updates, geopolitical news can keep the driver’s seat.

FX analysts at Credit Suisse see the pair likely to break the current consolidation phase lower, and point out to key support at 1.3485, “USD/CAD is slowly grinding lower, in line with the large bearish ‘descending triangle’ continuation pattern that is still in place. We expect this path to continue and see scope for further weakness, with support initially at 1.3505, then 1.3482/75. Removal of here would see the small base negated and a fresh attempt at 1.3398, then 1.3365/57, ahead of the ‘neckline’.”

Commodity currencies, like the Canadian Dollar, have recently been pressured amid a surge in the pessimism concerning the coronavirus’ (COVID-19) fresh wave. Apart from the most highlighted situations in Beijing, pandemic data from the US, Japan and Germany also suggest that the world is yet to overcome the deadly virus and its negative economic impacts.

While the virus woes weigh on the risk-tone sentiment and drag the USD/CAD pair, it also negatively affects the prices of Canada’s main export, crude oil. The WTI benchmark also portrays two-day losses while declining to $37.70, down 0.75% on a day, as we write.

Other than the pandemic fears, geopolitical tension in Asia and also concerning Iran weigh the market’s mood.