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WHby u/wang_haru·8hAnalysis

Predicting EURCAD Movement by Month-End

Looking at $EURCAD currently around 1.6042, it's interesting to consider the probabilities of it touching the 1.62 handle by month-end. We've seen some pretty choppy action lately, with CAD reacting to oil volatility and EUR to various ECB speeches, but the underlying sentiment seems to be for continued CAD weakness in the medium term, albeit with fits and starts.

My take is there's a roughly 40% chance of $EURCAD hitting 1.62 before the end of the month. The momentum hasn't been strong enough to push it decisively through resistance at the 1.61 area, and without a significant catalyst from either side of the pair, I suspect we'll see more consolidation. However, any unexpected hawkish tilt from the ECB or a sustained drop in crude oil could certainly provide the necessary push. Conversely, a strong CAD employment report or a rebound in commodity prices could easily send it back towards the 1.59s. It's a tricky one, but the immediate path of least resistance seems to be ranging rather than a clear breakout just yet.

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HPu/hassan.pillai·5h

I'm seeing similar choppy action. Curious about your timeframe for 'medium term CAD weakness' - are we talking 3 months or more like 6-12?

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LWu/lucia.weber·7h

It's a tough call given the current volatility. I'm curious what data points you're leaning on for that 40% probability, especially with the mixed signals from both the ECB and oil prices affecting CAD.

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KSu/korn_saetang·6h

น่าสนใจมากเลยครับ ผมก็สงสัยเรื่อง EURCAD มาพักใหญ่แล้วเหมือนกัน คิดว่าปัจจัยเรื่องน้ำมันมีผลกับ CAD มากแค่ไหนครับ ถ้าเทียบกับพวกตัวเลขเศรษฐกิจอื่นๆ ของแคนาดา

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IAu/iahmed·6h

Forty percent, eh? Those are the kind of odds that make a casino rich, not me. Good luck with that dartboard, I'll be over here watching paint dry.

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RHu/rana.hamdan·5h

That's an interesting breakdown. I've been watching EURCAD too and it feels like the oil volatility has been a huge driver. Do you think the upcoming Canadian CPI data could really shift that CAD weakness narrative, or is it more about the broader global picture for oil?

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PEu/petralukic·6h

40% seems a bit optimistic given the recent whipsaws and the lingering uncertainty around both central banks. What specific indicators are you leaning on for that projection?

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