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DOLLAR-CANADA: CAD continues to trade at the back and call of NAFTA headlines.
- Wednesday afternoon saw comments from Mexican EcoMin Guajardo, as he noted
that he believes that there is a "high chance" of a U.S.-Canada trade deal. This
allowed USD/CAD to fall to a low of C$1.2981, despite RTRS source reports
suggesting that the best possible outcome is a deal in principle next week.
Firmer oil prices also aided CAD.
- Recent remarks from Canadian Foreign Minister Freeland show that she will not
be returning to discussions with U.S. TR Lighthizer until Canadian & U.S.
officials have conducted more work.
- USD/CAD trades at session highs of ~C$1.3010 as a result.
- A rise back above the 50-DMA (C$1.3085) is needed to return the focus to the
upside and keep the bigger picture positive trend intact. The close below the
21-DMA has allowed bears to target the 200-DMA and channel base support at
(C$1.2860/46).
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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