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The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is little changed in quiet trade as markets await US data, Scotiabank's Chief FX Strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret report. USD/CAD to trade at 1.34 in the end of the year "The CAD remains a slave to external influences to a large extent at present. Factors driving

On the radarRomanian Central bank will publish rate decision today.Industrial production and trade data will be released in Slovakia for June.At 9:00, Hungary reports inflation figures for July.Economic developments Following the release of data from Slovakia, Czechia, and Hungary this week, we now

The Dollar extends losses on Wednesday with all eyes on the Fed Chair nominee.Trump is expected to nominate a loyalist seeking higher support for his lower rates agenda.Soft US data has brought stagflation concerns back to the table. The US Dollar is trading lower on Wednesday, weighed by a combinat

AUD/USD gives up most of its post-NFP gains but remains modestly higher on the day, still on track for its biggest weekly loss since March.The US NFP report showed only 73K jobs added in July, well below the 110K expected.Australia’s Q2 Producer Price Index slowed to 3.4% YoY and 0.7% QoQ, indicatin

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The price of Gold snapped a 4-day losing streak in today’s session, as markets prepared for tomorrow’s Fed meeting. On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve will meet, with the central banks expected to keep interest rates unchanged. This comes despite data showing that job openings in the U.S. fell more t

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The Canadian Dollar fell on Thursday, driven lower by a mild recovery in US Dollar flows.Crude Oil markets faltered, reversing early gains and removing further support from the Loonie.US Initial Jobless Claims and Services PMI data both beat the street, keeping Fed rate cuts at bay. The Canadian Dol