USD/CAD Forecast 03/11: Breaks With Bullish Momentum (Video)
- I analyze the USD/CAD pair's recent move above 1.40, suggesting that strength could continue toward 1.4250 or even 1.45 over time. With trade tensions rising and the Fed remaining tight, pullbacks should offer buying opportunities.
If that's going to be the case, the Canadians are going to have to find a place to sell all of their goods, and that's not an overnight thing. They send about 80% of their goods into the United States-maybe even 85%, if memory serves me right-and exports to the United States make up about 25% of Canada's GDP. With this, I think you've got a situation where short-term pullbacks will continue to be buying opportunities because on top of all of this, the Federal Reserve has reiterated the fact that a rate cut in December isn't a given. In other words, they're going to stay tight longer than a lot of people anticipated.
EURUSD Chart by TradingViewIf that's the case, this is a market that I think eventually goes higher. Although it might get the occasional pullback, that makes a certain amount of sense, as we had seen a lot of selling previously. But this breakout of the inverted head and shoulders could lead us right back eventually to the 1.45 level. I think it's going to take some time, as this pair isn't really known for being explosive from a day-to-day perspective.Ready trade our USD/CAD Forex forecast? Here's some of the best regulated forex brokers in Canada to check out.
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