1.367USD
Today
+0.06%
5 Days
+0.66%
1 Month
-1.22%
6 Months
-2.61%
Year to Date
-0.38%
1 Year
-1.79%
Opening Price
1.366Previous Closing Price
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The price could retrace.
below 1.3651, expect 1.3625 and 1.3610.
as long as 1.3651 is support look for 1.3726
USD/CAD edges higher on Friday as softer-than-expected Canadian employment data weighs on the Canadian Dollar (CAD), even as the US Dollar (USD) remains on the back foot following mixed US labor market data and hopes for a US-Iran deal to end the war.
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) economist Claire Fan notes that Canada lost 18,000 jobs in April, bringing total job losses in 2026 to 112,000, while the unemployment rate rose to 6.9%. Hours worked were flat and participation increased.
TD Securities strategists Robert Both and Emma Lawrence note that weaker Canadian employment in April, including job losses and a higher unemployment rate, is unlikely to bring the Bank of Canada (BoC) closer to rate cuts.
Canada Participation Rate: 65% (April) vs 64.9%
Canada Net Change in Employment registered at -17.7K, below expectations (15K) in April
USD/CAD edges lower on Friday and trades around 1.3650 at the time of writing, snapping a two-day winning streak. However, the downside remains limited as investors prefer to stay cautious ahead of the release of the US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report and Canadian employment data later in the day.
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