FXStreet (Córdoba) – The dollar managed to recover from Fed statement and trimmed losses versus the loonie, although it remains on track to post its second weekly loss in a row.

USD/CAD advanced sharply over the last sessions and recovered from a 1-month low of 1.212, mainly due to CAD weakness on the back of disappointing domestic retail sales data. However, the bounce faltered a few pips shy of the 1.23 mark, confining the pair to a phase of consolidation. At time of writing, USD/CAD is trading at 1.2282, up 0.49% on the day.

USD/CAD levels to watch

In terms of technical levels, USD/CAD could find immediate resistances at 1.2295 (Jun 19 high/10-day SMA), 1.2345 (Jun 16 & 17 highs) and 1.2365 (21-day SMA). On the other hand, supports are seen at 1.2242 (50-day SMA), 1.2214 (Jun 19 low) and 1.2200 (psychological level).

The dollar managed to recover from Fed statement and trimmed losses versus the loonie, although it remains on track to post its second weekly loss in a row.

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