The Canadian dollar (CAD) is little changed to the USD, which is usually stronger in the session, and is surpassing its G10 peers as a consequence, says FX Strategy Head of Scotiabak, Shaun Osborne.
Carney conversations about trade with Trump
“Yesterday’s reports suggested that PM Carney and President Trump are deprived in private a bilateral agreement of trade and security that could be closed before September. The PM has also been talking about trade and other issues with the Chinese Prime Minister Li. Progress in trade would be a positive clear clear for the feeling of CAD, since the tariffs continue to press the Canadian economy.”
“This morning’s labor market report is expected to reflect a drop in employment (Scotia in -25K in front of the consensus of -10K) and an increase in unemployment to 7.0% (which would be the highest since the late 2021). Weak data can undermine the CAD to a certain extent and, depending on the reaction of the USD to the NFP, push the USD/CAD back to the low/media.
“The net losses for the USD have stabilized in the action of the price of the end of the week. The rebound of the USD from its minimum intra -ease of yesterday suggests a moderation in the immediate downward pressure on the spot and the potential for a modest rebound of the USD. of the USD is 1.3625/35.
Source: Fx Street

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