Canadian Dollar

Another key date for Trump tariffs comes into play next week after the Q2 open, with April 2nd being called ‘Liberation Day’ for the United States.

USD/CAD has been showing neutral price action in the short term. Over the last five sessions, price fluctuations have barely reached a 0.5% variation, as the pair continues hovering around a key barrier near the 1.43289 level.

The Canadian Dollar remains a focal point in tariff talks, and USD/CAD has a bull pennant formation while CAD/JPY has shown recovery potential and EUR/CAD a pullback following a strong breakout.

USD/CAD has seen price action tighten over the past six weeks, even as the tariff topic has kept volatility flowing through several headlines.

Canada remains at the center of President Trump’s focus and despite a strong sell-off in DXY, USD/CAD has held up well, building a bull pennant over the past couple of months.

The USD/CAD maintains a slightly bullish bias, accumulating a gain of over 0.7% in the last five sessions, favoring the U.S. dollar.

USD/CAD was rejected at 1.4500 this week and now that there’s another potential delay in U.S. and Canada tariffs, USD/CAD is primed for larger pullback potential.

The USD/CAD has maintained a steady upward movement, accumulating an appreciation of over 1.5% in the last six trading sessions in favor of the U.S. dollar.

USD/CAD broke support as the U.S. Dollar broke down this week even after strong inflation prints out of the U.S., suggesting that Trump tariffs are losing their drive for USD-strength.

USD/CAD posted a massive outside-weekly reversal off multi-decade highs after Trump delayed Canadian tariffs. Battle lines drawn on the USD/CAD weekly technical chart.

USD/CAD saw pandemonium on the open as the pair pushed a fresh 20-plus year high before scaling back. Tariffs have been delayed but not eliminated, and the focus now shifts to employment reports out of both the U.S. and Canada set for release tomorrow.

USD/CAD is poised to mark the largest weekly-range in nearly five-years as the Trump tariff stay sparks reversal. Battlelines drawn on the short-term technical charts.

CAD-weakness has helped to bring a price increase for Tesla products in Canada, and this serves as example of how a weak currency can sow the seeds of inflation.

USD/CAD set a fresh four-year-high late in the week and bulls retain control as President-elect Trump is set to be inaugurated on Monday.

USD/CAD is poised for a breakout with the January opening-range intact ahead of President Trump’s inauguration. Battle lines drawn on the USD/CAD weekly technical chart.

The USD/CAD rally extended into uptrend resistance with the January opening-range set just below. Battle lines drawn on the USD/CAD short-term technical charts.

USD/CAD hasn’t yet set a fresh high in 2025 even as U.S. Dollar strength has continued. The pair matched its largest down-day in a year after news of Justin Trudeau’s resignation.