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- USD/CAD: Threat of a premature resumption of the bear trend rises decisively - Credit Suisse
USD/CAD: Threat of a premature resumption of the bear trend rises decisively - Credit Suisse
NFXStreet reports that analysts at Credit Suisse note that USD/CAD maintains a base to suggest further corrective strength, with key resistance seen at 1.3421 while key support stays at 1.3247/41.
“USD/CAD saw a sharp rejection from price resistance at 1.3421 and the 61.8% retracement of the June/September fall at 1.3440 earlier in the week, which increases the risk of an earlier than anticipated resumption of the core bear trend.”
“Whilst above the ‘neckline’ to the base at 1.3247/41, we remain biased for further corrective strength, with resistance seen initially at the aforementioned 1.3421 and 1.3340. Removal of here would expose the late July highs at 1.3451/60 next, ahead of the “measured base objective” and 200-day average at 1.3496/3529, where we would look for a cap for the medium-term downtrend to then reassert itself."
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