Today’s expected range for the Canadian Dollar against
the US Dollar is 1.0210-1.0275
Today’s expected range for the Canadian Dollar against
the Euro is 1.3580-1.3650
Today’s expected range for the Canadian Dollar against
Sterling is 1.5900-1.5975
The US Dollar is mixed this morning as it is marginally
weaker against the Euro, Sterling and the Yen but once again stronger against the Commodity currencies. In japan the Yen is
much stronger against the Greenback as the Bank of Japan did not announce any
new economic stimulus measures which would
have the effect of supporting the
economy but weakening the Yen (which would of course support the export
Japanese market). I think the markets looked at this as a sign that the BOJ is comfortable
with the current value of the Yen and are taking a wait and see attitude, currency
traders are closing out or reversing their short Yen positions and that is causing
the volatility in USD.JPY.
The other commodity currencies, Aussie and New Zealand
are much weaker again this morning as the Aussie Dollar dropped to its lowest
level since 2010 on some poor housing data. In the past few months the
Australian Dollar has dropped over 10% in value against the US and Canadian
Dollars so clearly a currency that is under considerable pressure, when you
look at this volatility the Canadian Dollar is a superstar.
The Canadian Dollar while still quite resilient succumbed
to the pressure last night and gave back some strength to the US Dollar as the
weakness in the Aussie and Kiwi(New Zealand Dollar) dragged the Loonie lower.
This goes to my point yesterday, it is all well and good that the Loonie can
jump higher on the great jobs report but considering the unrest in the global
economy it will be difficult for the Loonie to hold onto any strength for
sustained periods, US dollar buyers need
to be ready to jump in anytime we see the Loonie have a rally, waiting for
parity as a magic level could be very costly.
Up today the Dow futures are pointing down over 100 right
now so it will be a crap day on Wall Street, we do get the some secondary US trade data but
for the most part the economic calendar is quiet. I think we could see a bit of
a move lower for USD.CAD this morning but I would not expect a great trading range,
intraday buyers of US should now leave their orders at 1.0200
Have a great day
MikeGFX Morning Currency Rates | |||||||
Currencies | 7:00am Today's Opening | Yesterday's Opening | |||||
USD/CAD | 1.0239 | 1.0195 | |||||
CAD/USD | 0.9766 | 0.9809 | |||||
EUR/USD | 1.3279 | 1.3221 | |||||
EUR/CAD | 1.3607 | 1.3483 | |||||
STG/CAD | 1.5729 | 1.5843 | |||||
AUD/CAD | 0.9564 | 0.962 | |||||
CAD/JPY | 0.9454 | 96.8 | |||||
CAD/CHF | 0.905 | 0.9186 | |||||
CAD/HKD | 7.5567 | 7.5909 | |||||
CAD/CNY | 5.9874 | 6.0129 | |||||
CAD/MXN | 12.7194 | 12.5687 | |||||
Commodities | |||||||
Gold | $1,368.00 | $1,380.00 | |||||
OIL | $95.16 | $95.63 | |||||
US DOLLAR INDEX | |||||||
P.CLOSE | 81.92 | 81.93 | |||||
OPEN | 81.66 | 82.15 |
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