By tredu.com • 6/6/2025
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The USD/CAD currency pair remains under pressure early Friday, trading near the 1.3665 level after failing to break back above the key 1.3700 resistance zone. The pair has entered a period of sideways consolidation, hovering close to its year-to-date low set on Thursday.
Markets are on edge ahead of today’s release of monthly jobs data from both the United States and Canada, which could trigger sharp moves in the USD/CAD pair. Forecasts suggest potential job growth in both economies, but the market reaction will likely hinge on surprises in unemployment rates or wage inflation.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) remains well-supported by optimism around a US-Canada trade agreement that may be reached ahead of the G7 Summit on June 15. This sentiment adds a bullish tailwind to the CAD, especially amid a weakening US Dollar and improved risk appetite in broader markets.
Despite a modest uptick in the US Dollar Index (DXY), the USD/CAD pair has failed to attract meaningful buying interest. This suggests that technical pressure and CAD strength are currently outweighing dollar flows.
The pair’s failure to reclaim 1.3700 and repeated closes below that level reinforce a bearish technical outlook. Momentum indicators on the daily chart support this view, with oscillators showing downward strength and no sign of bullish divergence.
Key levels to watch on the downside:
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