Chart Art: USD/CAD’s Downside Breakout Near 1.3800
It’s going to be a BUSY day for USD and CAD traders with both the Fed and the BOC dropping policy decisions. Will today’s headlines confirm the recent downside breakout in USD/CAD?
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It’s going to be a BUSY day for USD and CAD traders with both the Fed and the BOC dropping policy decisions. Will today’s headlines confirm the recent downside breakout in USD/CAD?
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Read MoreAUD/CAD is chillin’ like a villain at the very top of its long-term range, still deciding whether to make a break for it or head back to nearby support zones. Take a look!
Read MoreEUR/JPY is a few pips away from a major resistance zone! Think we’ll see an upside breakout in the next trading sessions?
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