USD/CAD 2016-02-08

      4- hour chart shows that:

    - at the trading session last Friday, the consolidation within the price range of 1.3675 — 1.37525 ended with the breakdown of its upper line, which led to increasing of bullish engulfing. The practice of our goals 1.3820 and 1.3875 ended in the beginning of the American session. According to fundamental analysis, the reason for the significant weakening of the Canadian dollar (CAD) is negative data of the labor market in Canada for January;
 
    -  bullish engulfing has subsided only near mirror level1.39075;
 
    -  since the opening of today's trading session bearish engulfing are manifested poorly expressed in currency pair. 
Date of publication: Mon, Feb 08 2016 17:14 GMT+4 Read more
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