Today's expected range for the Canadian
Dollar against the US Dollar is 1.0275-1.0340
Today's expected range for the Canadian
Dollar against the Euro is 1.3900-1.3970
Today's expected range for the Canadian
Dollar against Sterling is 1.6510-1.6580
The US Dollar is marginally weaker to
start the new North American trading week, with more strong data out of Europe
helping to push the Euro higher. A Euro-Zone measure of manufacturing came in
much better than expected but the big news of course was the election victory
by Angela Merkel’s Christian Democrats party that captured almost 42% of the
vote but fell 5 seats short of a majority. She will now be forced to find a new
coalition partner as her preferred pro-business partner the Free Democratic Party
was all but wiped out. The result of this election has to be seen by Euro
investors as a confirmation by the German people on the way she has handled the
German economy and the Euro debt crisis, I look for the Euro to continue to trade
stronger over the short-term.
The Pound rose for the first time in
three days against the US Dollar as optimism continues to grow in the UK. This
week the market is expecting a strong UK GDP report as we well as a growing
Consumer Confidence report, Sterling should continue to remain strong for the
remainder of the week if the numbers are positive.
The Canadian Dollar is unchanged against the US as it is back to levels that we saw just ahead of last week's Federal Reserve announcement, as I said at the time those types of moves are rarely sustainable and this was certainly the case this time as well. I would now expect USD.CAD to settle in around this 1.0300 level ahead any further economic developments
Later this week the big economic news
will be the US GDP report for the 2nd quarter, financial markets will want
confirmation that the US economy is still gaining momentum. Up today the market
is void of economic news but we do get three different Federal Reserve
committee members speaking to various groups and if recent activity is any indication
then we may see some choppy USD.CAD price action while they are speaking, these
guys each seem to have their own agenda when it comes to what the Fed should be
doing on the economy and whenever they talk in public they seem to contradict
one and other. Right now financial markets are looking for any insight as to
when the Fed will turn the taps off on stimulus and they are hanging on every
word these guys are saying.
have a great week
Mike
GFX
Morning Currency Rates
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Currencies | 7:00am Today's Opening | Yesterday's Opening | |||||
USD/CAD | 1.03 | 1.0288 | |||||
CAD/USD | 0.9708 | 0.972 | |||||
EUR/USD | 1.3508 | 1.3541 | |||||
EUR/CAD | 1.3916 | 1.3933 | |||||
STG/CAD | 1.6528 | 1.6491 | |||||
AUD/CAD | 0.9703 | 0.9698 | |||||
CAD/JPY | 96.24 | 96.6 | |||||
CAD/CHF | 0.8858 | 0.8836 | |||||
CAD/HKD | 7.5217 | 7.5383 | |||||
CAD/CNY | 6.09 | 5.9497 | |||||
CAD/MXN | 12.4948 | ||||||
Commodities | |||||||
Gold | $1,322.00 | $1,358.00 | |||||
OIL | $104.90 | $108.01 | |||||
US DOLLAR INDEX | |||||||
P.CLOSE | 80.54 | 80.48 | |||||
OPEN | 80.51 | 80.44 | |||||
US 10YR YIELD | 2.75% | 2.74% |
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