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USDCAD Sees Rebound After Recent Declines
The USDCAD currency pair experienced a reversal today, recovering from declines observed over the past two days. After closing at 1.3917 on Monday, the pair reached a cycle high of 1.39658 on Tuesday but could not maintain that momentum, ultimately closing lower at 1.3907. The decline continued today, with the pair hitting a low of 1.3870 before finding support.
Despite the downward movement, the price remained above critical support levels, including the 38.2% retracement of the rally from March 23 at 1.38525 and the rising 200-hour moving average at 1.38465. These levels are significant, as a break below them could indicate a stronger bearish trend. However, the recent price action has shifted back towards the upside, aided by increased demand for the US dollar and rising oil prices.
The USDCAD has now moved back above the 100-hour moving average, which is currently around 1.3906. This marks a positive shift, as buyers have successfully retested this level twice today, indicating short-term control by the buyers. Looking ahead, the next key resistance zone is between 1.39246 and 1.39374, which has historically acted as both support and resistance since August 2025. A sustained break above this area could further strengthen the bullish outlook for the pair.
Source: KLEA News