USD/CAD Toward 1.39 after US Data?

The USD/CAD pair has attracted buying interest, maintaining modest gains just below the 1.3700 level. Declining crude oil prices and the strengthening of the US dollar contribute to this dynamic. From a technical perspective, the 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) support has been defended, but the lack of sustained support requires caution. A break below the support could lead to deeper losses. Conversely, sustained strength beyond 1.3710 could trigger a short-covering move, but further upward movements may be seen as selling opportunities. The key level of 1.3800 will be crucial; surpassing it will shift the short-term bias in favor of bulls, with the goal of reaching 1.3900, the highest level since May 2020.

In fact, on a daily basis, the price is moving in a resistance zone at the 1.37 level, supported by an uptrend channel. My current bias is long since the price is bouncing off the intersection of two daily trendlines. However, before entering, I will wait for US data before the opening of the American market. Subsequently, if my view is supported by the data, I will evaluate and look for a long entry with a target of around 1.39-1.40. Comment and leave a like, greetings from Nicola, the CEO of Forex48 Trading Academy.