USD/CAD: Losses to pick up momentum on a break below 1.3310 – Scotiabank USDCAD Banks
peeled off steadily yesterday, losing around 90 pips into the close to retest the low-1.33s. A dip below here would open up the room for further losses, economists at Scotiabank report.“Spot’s turn lower from Monday’s high/retest of the head and shoulders breakdown at 1.3495 looks a little more emphatic now, with steady losses pushing the USD back to the low 1.33s.”
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