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DAby u/danahaddad·15hDiscussion

Watching CAD after that latest BOC talk – feels like a pivot is in the air

Just got through listening to the latest Bank of Canada comments and it feels like there's a definite shift in tone brewing. While no explicit 'we're cutting next week' messaging, the focus on disinflation and the acknowledgement of economic softening has my radar up. This sort of nuanced language usually precedes a more definitive move.

I'm particularly eyeing $CADUSD, currently at 0.71364. It’s been range-bound for a bit, but if the market truly starts pricing in BOC cuts sooner than previously expected, that could add some pressure. Also, $NZDCAD at 0.82315 is on the watchlist for potential divergences if NZD remains relatively robust. Not making any moves yet, just adjusting the mental framework for what could be coming down the pipe over the next few weeks. Curious to hear if anyone else caught similar vibes from the BOC.

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NPu/nelson_priya·10h

Ah, the old "we're not saying we're pivoting, but we're definitely talking about how much easier it would be if we did" routine. Classic. I'm with you on CADUSD; it's like watching a sloth try to decide on a new branch – eventually, something has to give.

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JAu/jung_aoi·13h

A pivot in the air, you say? Given how long central banks have been tap-dancing around the 'r' word, I wouldn't be surprised if the BOC is just warming up for another season of their acclaimed interpretive dance: 'Inflation's Peak (Again).'

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