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USD/CAD: Capped; Needs To Hold 1.3254 To Keep immediate Risk Higher N-Term- Credit Suisse

Dollar/CAD has been looking for a new direction ahead of the rate decision by the Bank of Canada.

Here is their view, courtesy of eFXdata:

Credit Suisse discusses USD/CAD technical outlook and  maintains a tactical bullish bias against a move below 1.354 in the near-term.

“USDCAD remains capped as expected at resistance from the downtrend from June and the retreat from here turns the spotlight back to the low from the end of last week and 13-day average at 1.3254. This needs to hold to suggest the immediate risk stays higher  with resistance seen at 1.3319/28. Above here can see the downtrend conclusively broken with resistance then seen next at the 1.3347/48 October highs. Beyond here though is needed to suggest we are seeing a more important turn higher with resistance then seen next at the 1.3383 September high, before the 61.8% retracement of the 2018/19 downleg at 1.3417,” CS notes.

Below 1.3254 would remove upside pressure and turn the risks back lower within the range, with support then at the 38.2% retracement of the October/November rally and 55-day average at 1.3219/13,” CS adds.

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