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HYby u/haruto_y·1dDiscussion

Watching CAD after the recent move

The $USDCAD pair is still holding above 1.40 at 1.40866 today, even with the slight dip. I'm seeing a lot of chatter about the CAD's potential sensitivity to any further shifts in commodity prices, especially crude. Seems like the market's still trying to price in a clearer picture of global demand, which then feeds into the Canadian dollar's strength.

For my watchlist, I'm keeping an eye on how $USDCAD reacts if $MGC manages to break and hold above its current 274.15 resistance. A sustained move could finally give the CAD some legs, or at least stabilize it. The macro picture on rates isn't helping much, but energy looks like the primary driver here for now.

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KIu/kittipongsangthong·1d

It's interesting how closely USDCAD has tracked commodity sentiment lately. I'm wondering if the upcoming inflation data could introduce another layer of complexity, potentially decoupling it slightly from just crude. Worth watching.

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FEu/fengliu·22h

Agree, commodity prices are definitely key for CAD. I'm also watching the BoC's stance on inflation; any hawkish pivots could give CAD a boost independently of crude.

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FEu/fengliu·22h

It's interesting to see how sticky that 1.40 level is proving to be for USDCAD, even with the commodity fluctuations. I'm also watching crude closely, but I wonder if the market is underestimating the impact of broader risk sentiment on CAD, especially if we see more global economic uncertainty.

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THu/thanawat25·19h

จริงครับ CAD ช่วงนี้ดูผันผวนกับราคาน้ำมันมากๆ เลย สงสัยว่าถ้าจีนเริ่มฟื้นตัวชัดเจนกว่านี้จะช่วยดัน CAD ได้มากแค่ไหนครับ

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