Today’s
expected range for the Canadian Dollar against the US Dollar is 1.1375-1.1440
Today’s
expected range for the Canadian Dollar against the Euro is 1.4200-1.4260
Today’s
expected range for the Canadian Dollar against Sterling is 1.7900-1.7960
Forgive
me if I am in a bit of a fog this morning but I am a Tiger-Cat fan and that was
a tough way to lose a Grey Cup!
The
US Dollar is marginally weaker this morning as the currency markets get fully
involved in reaction to Thursday’s OPEC meeting. Oil have been very volatile
once again overnight as it has traded down to $63.70 before pulling back to
trade at $65.50. I read over the weekend how some people are predicting that
oil will drop to $30 a barrel which was last seen after the Lehman Brothers
collapse in 2008, if I see oil anywhere near that level I would be buying loads
of oil ETF’s as there is no way it would stay there very long. I think
statements like this that are just a case of the so called “experts” looking
for publicity over recent events.
The British Pound had a strong rally off its lows from
overnight following better than expected inflation data released in the UK this
morning, this is the second consecutive month showing a rise which caught the
market offside. The European single currency continues to range trade on the
1.2400 level with focus now on the ECB meeting Thursday.
The
Canadian Dollar was weaker during the night but as the price of oil recovered
the Loonie was able to make back some gains and is basically back where we were
at the end of Friday. With all this focus on oil the currency market has really
separated into two camps once again, you have the major currencies which are
trading on fundamentals and then you have the Commodity currencies (CAD, AUD,
NWD, MXN) that are getting quite volatile on any oil movement.
A very busy economic week as we start the last month of the year, up this week we have the Bank of Canada interest rate policy announcement on Wednesday, Bank of England and European Central Bank announcements on Thursday and on Friday we get both US and Canadian employment data, volatility will be the key all week long.
Have
a great week
Mike
GFX
Morning Currency Rates
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Currencies | 7:00am Today's Opening | Yesterday's Opening | |||||
USD/CAD | 1.1408 | 1.138 | |||||
CAD/USD | 0.8765 | 0.8787 | |||||
EUR/USD | 1.2465 | 1.2473 | |||||
EUR/CAD | 1.4229 | 1.4197 | |||||
STG/CAD | 1.7932 | 1.7865 | |||||
AUD/CAD | 0.9679 | 0.9696 | |||||
CAD/JPY | 103.79 | 103.87 | |||||
CAD/CHF | 0.8452 | 0.8461 | |||||
CAD/HKD | 6.7756 | 6.7909 | |||||
CAD/CNY | 5.3891 | 5.3974 | |||||
CAD/MXN | 12.2331 | 12.1472 | |||||
Commodities | |||||||
Gold | $1,173.00 | $1,182.00 | |||||
OIL | $65.54 | $68.96 | |||||
US DOLLAR INDEX | |||||||
P.CLOSE | 88.28 | 87.94 | |||||
OPEN | 88.08 | 88.06 | |||||
US 10YR YIELD | 2.17% | 2.20% |
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