Today’s expected range for the Canadian Dollar against the US Dollar is .9860-.9960
Today
expected range for the Canadian Dollar against the Euro is 1.2740-1.2840
Today’s
expected range for the Canadian Dollar against Sterling is 1.5850-1.5950
The
US Dollar is unchanged this morning as the currency markets line up for the
release of US unemployment report later this morning. Overnight markets were
quiet but did see the news that the Central Bank of Japan announced they would
not provide any further stimulus to their economy and the Euro market did not react
to a report that showed German factory orders fell 1.3% last month. In his
speech yesterday ECB Governor Draghi reiterated that he will do what is necessary
to support the Euro and he is ready to start buying sovereign bonds at any time.
The Euro did receive a bit of a boost from his press conference and at the moment
looks like it wants to remain above the 1.3000 level against the Greenback.
Markets
today will focus on the US employment report, we are expecting 111K new jobs to
have been created and the unemployment rate to move higher to 8.2% from 8.1%,
if correct this should give Romney more
ammunition to fire against Obama on the economy. If the number comes in below
expectation then look for the US equity markets to get hit and the US Dollar
will jump higher on the safe haven effect.
The
Canadian Dollar is virtually unchanged from where we left it yesterday, the Canadian
markets is very quiet ahead of the Canadian employment report. In Canada we are
expecting 15K new jobs to have been corrected and an unemployment rate of 7.3%,
as in the US if the Canadian number
comes in worse than expected we will see USD.CAD jump higher and if we see the
number create more jobs than expectation then look for USD.CAD to break lower,
either way I am hopeful this report will
bring some volatility to the market and create opportunities to get some better
rates.
Our Office will be closed on Monday for Thanksgiving but the Canadian Dollar will of course be trading on the international markets, make sure you get your orders in early today, as we have seen quite often the Loonie can have excessive movements on Canadian holidays and you want to make sure you take advantage of this.
From
everyone at GFX thanks for your support and have a great holiday weekend
MikeGFX Morning Currency Rates | |||||||
Friday October 05, 2012 | |||||||
Currencies | 7:00am Today's Opening | Yesterday's Opening | |||||
USD/CAD | 0.9807 | 0.9858 | |||||
CAD/USD | 1.0192 | 1.0144 | |||||
EUR/USD | 1.3007 | 1.2947 | |||||
EUR/CAD | 1.2784 | 1.2762 | |||||
STG/CAD | 1.5871 | 1.5882 | |||||
AUD/CAD | 1.005 | 1.0048 | |||||
CAD/JPY | 79.87 | 79.65 | |||||
CAD/CHF | 0.9496 | 0.9488 | |||||
CAD/HKD | 7.8988 | 7.8588 | |||||
CAD/CNY | 6.4538 | 6.4265 | |||||
CAD/MXN | 13.0164 | 12.97 | |||||
Commodities | |||||||
Gold | $1,792 | $1,790 | |||||
OIL | $90.76 | $88.77 | |||||
Option Volatility | |||||||
Canada | |||||||
O/N | 7.80% | 9.51% | |||||
1 Week | 7.66% | 7.56% | |||||
1 Month | 7.15% | 7.31% |
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