FXStreet (Barcelona) – FX Strategists at TD Securities, note that USD/CAD remains cheap when compared to their fair value estimate, but below 1.2280 might lead to losses towards 1.22, while above 1.2350 will shift the outlook to positive.

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“Absent any top-tier data in Canada again today, we look for external influences and technical factors to continue driving the CAD. Softer commodity prices and wider US-Canada spreads are supportive for funds (we estimate Fair Vale for USDCAD this morning is 1.2399—about a big figure higher than spot currently).”

“Price action suggests a heightened level of indecision in the market with regard to the near-term direction in funds.”

“We think the heavy pressure on USDCAD over the past week is abating a little and while a clear low/reversal is not obvious in terms of price action at this point (leaving the door open for a drop to the high 1.21s), we think intraday gains back above 1.2350 would be a positive development for USDCAD (and target a move the 1.2450/1.25 early next week); weakness below 1.2280/90 this morning would shift the technical balance of risks back to the downside and a push to 1.22.”

“Note NZDCAD is heading for a very soft close on the week below major support at 0.8615/25 (we think the cross is heading to 0.76).”

FX Strategists at TD Securities, note that USD/CAD remains cheap when compared to their fair value estimate, but below 1.2280 might lead to losses towards 1.22, while above 1.2350 will shift the outlook to positive.

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