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USD/CAD - Will Bank of Canada cut Interest Rate Again

By:   Finotec
  • 10-12-2007
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The Canadian dollar charged higher on Friday as a strong domestic jobs report showed the economy hanging in despite turmoil in the U.S. housing sector and financial market disruption.

Fundamental
The Canadian dollar charged higher on Friday as a strong domestic jobs report showed the economy hanging in despite turmoil in the U.S. housing sector and financial market disruption.
The Canadian jobs strength follows robust third-quarter economic growth, but also comes as the Bank of Canada's view of the fallout from the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis has soured.
The central bank cut its overnight rate by a quarter point to 4.25 percent earlier this week, and most of the dealers expect another cut in January.

Technical
For medium term the US dollar may continue the uptrend against the Canadian; according to technical charts the market is in a bullish direction with confirmation of many indicators like RSI, which is in an uptrend, MACD crosses 2 Moving Averages and breaks the zero line upwards, Bollinger gives us a bullish signal by closing the candle above the middle band.

Primary Tendency
The primary tendency is in a downtrend that started from 5 March 2007

Secondary Tendency
The medium term is in an uptrend and reached 1.0215

Minor Tendency
The Minor trend is in a downtrend

Resistance
1.0150
1.0095

Support
0.9975
0.9900


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