The Canadian dollar has ticked higher in the Monday session. Currently, is trading at 1.3193, down 0.07% on the day. Canadian and U.S. banks are closed for a holiday, so traders should not expect much movement from the pair on Monday. There are no Canadian events and just one minor event in the United States.

The Canadian dollar has edged lower in the Monday session. Currently, is trading at 1.3098, down 0.08% on the day. On the release front, there are no Canadian indicators. In the U.S., I is expected to drop to 59.3 points. On Tuesday, the U.S. will release and all eyes will be on the U.S. mid-term

As has happened more than once recently, as well as again earlier today, the was given a boost, on hopes of a Brexit deal. However, when Labour ruled out voting for the deal, the UK currency reversed course. Nonetheless, after having given up its earlier gains, cable is back to where it was at the

The Canadian dollar remains close to the 1.31 level. In the Tuesday session, is trading at 1.3121, down 0.08% on the day. On the release front, is expected to tick lower to 0.3%. In the U.S., voter participation is expected to be heavy in the mid-term congressional elections. As well, the U.S. releases . On

The number of the day (and indeed the last two weeks) is 10. As in, the price of a barrel of declined for the 10th straight day on Friday – its longest streak since 1984. As my colleague Fawad Razaqzada noted earlier this week, the combination of slower growth in demand for oil and rising

The Canadian dollar has posted losses in the Friday session, following the trend seen on Thursday. Currently, is trading at 1.3195, up 0.31% on the day. The pair is trading at its highest level since early September. There are no Canadian events on the schedule. In the U.S., and are both expected to post gains

The Canadian dollar has posted slight gains in the Thursday session. Currently, is trading at 1.3094, down 0.15% on the day. On the release front, had been expected to climb to 199,000. As well, the is forecast to tick higher to 0.1%. In the U.S., all eyes are on the Federal Reserve, which winds up

Daily FX Market Roundup 11.07.18 By Kathy Lien, Managing Director of FX Strategy for BK Asset Management. With the U.S. Midterm Elections behind us and the Democrats victory in the House, the ended the day lower against most of the major currencies. The only currency that performed worse than the greenback was the , which

The Canadian dollar has posted gains in the Wednesday session, is trading at 1.3080, down 0.33% on the day. On the release front, Canada releases , which is expected to improve to 50.9 points. There are no major U.S. releases on the schedule. On Thursday, Canada releases . In the U.S., the Federal Reserve will

It should be no surprise that there was limited activity in the forex market today ahead of the US midterm elections. Most of the major currencies began the NY session under pressure but as the morning progressed, they recovered slightly. The same behavior was seen in Treasury yields which turned higher after being lower at