USDCAD Completes A Correction Within An Uptrend
The reason why USDCAD can stay in the uptrend is because of bearish Crude oil, which can keep Canadian dollar weak. If we also consider a bigger corrective recovery for the USdollar Index, then USDCAD can be easily headed higher.
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