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FX Street
Oct 29
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Published at 12:34 (GMT) 29 Oct Canadian IPPI in Sep fell by 0.5% vs a rise by 0.5% in Aug, which leaves the annual price change at -6.1%. The data was marginally under market expectations of down 0.2%. Raw material prices were down 1.1% compared...
FX Street
Oct 26
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Good morning. Due to the clock change during the weekend, the Server time of Varengold has changed from GMT+2 to GMT+1. However, the week starts with a weak USD on optimistic expectations about the global economy. We wish you a nice start in the...
FX Street
Oct 19
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Published at 16:49 (GMT) 19 Oct CAD traders seemed happy to leave CAD confined to a trading range between 1.0300 and 1.0400 in advance of Tuesday's BoC monetary policy committee meeting. The bank is not expected to move official rates, but the...
Daily FX
Oct 16
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The crosses present a clear picture of risk aversion. The EURCAD, EURAUD, and EURNZD look constructive while Yen crosses are at risk of slipping lower....
FX Street
Oct 16
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Published at 11:05 (GMT) 16 Oct Canadian BoC core CPI for Sep was +0.3% m/m and +1.5% y/y, exactly as anticipated by 4Cast analysts. The data is unlikely to stir much attention from monetary officials. While CAD may have been unmoved by the CPI...
Daily FX
Oct 14
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The EURCAD is testing head and shoulders neckline support. The pattern is in its 20th month so a break would be significant. The Yen crosses remain on...
Daily FX
Oct 12
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The EURGBP is approaching an intermediate term peak (month +) and the EURCAD may be on the verge of a a head and shoulders neckline break. The Yen crosses...
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This article describes a Currency Pair - the value of one nation's currency converted to another for trade on a foreign exchange market. View articles referencing this pair. |
The EUR/CAD currency pair specifies how many Canadian Dollars are needed to purchase 1 Euro. In other words, the value of this currency pair is quoted as 1 Euro per x Canadian Dollars.
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