Intriguingly while day traders may feel perplexed, if they look at a one month chart they will see technically the USD/CAD has actually sold off rather well since hitting a high of nearly 1.39000 on the 1st of November. Speculators have likely faced rather perplexing trading results with the USD/CAD over the past handful of days. After the Consumer Price Index inflation report from the U.S. last Tuesday, the USD/CAD which was trading at a high of nearly 1.38440 nosedived and hit a value around 1.36550 on Wednesday. Unfortunately for some day traders, the USD/CAD has turned rather chaotic since this low and the choppy conditions have made for troublesome reversals.As of this morning, the USD/CAAD is near the 1.37270 ratio which is below yesterday’s high that came within sight of the 1.37500 mark briefly. Today Canada will publish a host of inflation reports via their Consumer Price Index statistics. Intriguingly while many other major currencies teamed against the USD have gotten stronger, the CAD has not developed a sincerely strong downward near-term trend. USD/CAD Speculative Sentiment and Troubling HeadwindsThis may lead some speculators to believe bearish momentum in the USD/CAD will in fact be demonstrated sooner rather than later. However, day traders who have been burned by the recent whipsaw reversals in the USD/CAD may feel rather skeptical about pursuit of downward momentum in the near-term. The headwinds displayed the past handful of days certainly is a reason for caution, but the question is how financial institutions will positions their outlooks.Intriguingly while day traders may feel perplexed, if they look at a one month chart they will see technically the USD/CAD has actually sold off rather well since hitting a high of nearly 1.39000 on the 1st of November. Yes, there have been volatile reversals higher that have been exhibited, but the USD/CAD is within the lower elements of its one month price range. The low for the USD/CAD the past month of trading was seen on the 6th of November around the 1.36300 ratio. USD/CAD Risk Management and Holiday Trading to Come
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