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DOLLAR-CANADA
DOLLAR-CANADA: Tuesday saw Westpac recommend a long USD/CAD position with an
entry point of C$1.3085, target of C$1.3285 and a stop at C$1.3025.
- Westpac noted the "CAD was the strongest G10 currency in June but prospects
for further USD/CAD declines face tougher technical resistance into C$1.30, the
area coinciding with a range of key supports. BoC rate cut pricing remains very
guarded; only 11bp in cuts priced to Dec '19, less than the Fed (-64bp), the
RBNZ (-40bp), the RBA (-22bp), the ECB (-16bp), and even the SNB (-18bp) & the
BoE (-14bp). Firming inflation & a decent BoC biz survey will encourage the BoC
next week to reiterate an optimistic tone but global risks have grown & the Bank
may well amplify these concerns. USMCA passage faces a tougher slog on both
sides of the border - writs for Canada's elections likely issued mid-Sep & if
not passed by then the next Parliament will need to take up USMCA. House Leader
Pelosi is still fending Democrat concerns. "Side letters" may be added to the
Bill to assuage Democrats but if not addressed in the next several months the
USMCA's fate in Congress increasingly approaches 2020 election considerations.
IMM specs have sharply cut net CAD shorts in the last week."
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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