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Free AccessUSD/CAD last C$1.3352 after closing...>
DOLLAR-CANADA: USD/CAD last C$1.3352 after closing 60 pips or so higher Tuesday,
as WTI declined amidst worries re: global demand, dragging CAD lower.
Disappointing Canadian wholesale & m'fing sales prints added some further
pressure on CAD.
- Meanwhile, Sino-Canadian relations remain strained, as the Huawei CFO drama
unfolds. Yesterday, the U.S. Justice Department confirmed it will pursue the
extradition of Huawei's CFO Meng's arrest while Canada's Foreign Min Freeland
told BBG that Ottawa hasn't asked Washington to drop its case.
- On the topside, a break above the 50-DMA at C$1.3362 would suggest the
resumption of an uptrend and open up the 21-DMA at C$1.3389. Conversely, bears
look to yesterday's low of C$1.3294, ahead of the Jan21 low of C$1.3252.
- Canadian focus turns to domestic retail sales due later today.
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