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EUR/CAD challenges 1.5300 on CAD data

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - The Canadian dollar is now picking up further pace, sending EUR/CAD to test the 1.5300 key support.

EUR/CAD lower on oil, data

The current rally in crude oil prices remain the exclusive driver sustaining CAD’s upside momentum, sending the cross to its third consecutive session with losses after recent cycle peaks just above 1.6100 the figure.

Collaborating with the solid demand for CAD, Canadian Retail Sales have come in on the stronger side, up 1.7% during November vs. a forecasted 0.2% advance. On the not so bright side, headline CPI rose at an annual pace of 1.6%, while BoC’s Core CPI advanced 1.9% on a year to December, both prints coming in below expectations.

EUR/CAD levels to consider

At the moment the cross is losing 1.57% at 1.5304 facing the next support at 1.4946 (low Jan.4) followed by 1.4889 (55-day sma) and finally 1.4819 (100-day sma). On the other hand, a breakout of 1.5989 (high Jan.18) would open the door to 1.6102 (high Jan.20) and then 1.6328 (monthly high June 2009).

Canada retail sales increased 1.7% MoM in November beating estimates

Retail sales rose 1.7% in November to $44.3 billion, up from 0.1 per cent seen previously. Higher sales at new car dealers were the main contributor to the gain. With the exception of gasoline stations, all subsectors showed an increase in sales, representing 90% of retail trade. In volume terms, retail sales were up 1.5%.
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UK rate hike will dependent on labor costs and inflation pick up – BOE’s Carney

Bank of England governor Mark Carney, while speaking to Wall Street Journal (WSJ), said the rate hike will depend on labour costs and inflation picking up and whether growth stays on track.
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