Today’s expected range for the Canadian Dollar against the US Dollar is 1.1350-1.1450
Today’ expected range for the Canadian Dollar against
the US Dollar is 1.4080-1.4280
Today’s expected range for the Canadian Dollar against
Sterling is 1.7880-1.7980
The US Dollar is marginally stronger this morning as
the currency markets await the US Jobs report for November. The Greenback
continues to push higher against the Yen as USD.JPY pushed well above the
120.00 level last night and is approaching 121.00, most market watchers have
predicted that it will hit 125.00 soon, perhaps after the general election in
that country.
Bank economists have predicted that the US economy will have added another 230K new jobs to the economy last month, this will make nine straight months that the US economy has created more than 200k new jobs each month. A positive report will continue to push the recent stronger US Dollar trend, in the past three month the US Dollar index has risen 7.4 percent which has been the best performing currency among all Western currencies, I don’t think this trend will end anytime soon.
The Canadian Dollar had a quiet night against the
Greenback trading in a very tight range. It is a little weaker but nothing to
get excited about, the Loonie so far has not been able to recover the value it
lost after the OPEC meeting last week but when you look at other oil-producing
nations like Norway and Mexico the Loonie is not doing all that bad at the
moment.
In addition to the US Employment report we also have
the Canadian Jobs report for November, after two stellar months the consensus
is for another 5K new jobs to have been created last month. I am not sure why
the Bank’s bother to publish expectations as they have been so far off the mark
the last year it does not make any sense to keep predicting the result.
If it is a strong report we should see USD.CAD drop back towards 1.1350 and if
it is a very weak report it will start to run back towards 1.1500. I will also
watch and see if there have been any downward revisions to the last couple of
months, any negative revisions will put pressure on the Loonie. Either way this
morning will be volatile so make sure you have your orders in early to take
advantage of the move.
If we have a big move I will send out a currency
alert, have a great weekend.
Mike
GFX
Morning Currency Rates
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Currencies | 7:00am Today's Opening | Yesterday's Opening | |||||
USD/CAD | 1.141 | 1.1352 | |||||
CAD/USD | 0.8764 | 0.8809 | |||||
EUR/USD | 1.2348 | 1.2307 | |||||
EUR/CAD | 1.4092 | 1.3975 | |||||
STG/CAD | 1.7896 | 1.7798 | |||||
AUD/CAD | 0.9546 | 0.9506 | |||||
CAD/JPY | 105.08 | 105.58 | |||||
CAD/CHF | 0.8527 | 0.8606 | |||||
CAD/HKD | 6.7727 | 6.8054 | |||||
CAD/CNY | 5.3891 | 5.4234 | |||||
CAD/MXN | 12.4344 | 12.4392 | |||||
Commodities | |||||||
Gold | $1,202.00 | $1,202.00 | |||||
OIL | $66.10 | $67.33 | |||||
US DOLLAR INDEX | |||||||
P.CLOSE | 88.62 | 88.96 | |||||
OPEN | 88.89 | 88.97 | |||||
US 10YR YIELD | 2.26% | 2.28% |
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