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US Session Analysis for CFD Instruments 27/04/2022
Fundamental analysis
27 April, 2022
During most of the European trade, the Canadian dollar is mostly at the level of this morning compared to the American one. The price of crude oil has slowed in the last few days. By the way, Canada generates large revenues from the sale of oil. On the other hand, the American currency is in a big rush against all major currencies due to the commitment of Fed officials to accelerate the tightening of monetary policy. Hawkish positions of the creators of monetary policy in the USA, including the chairman Jerome Powell, give strength to the American dollar whose index has stabilized at over 102 points. At around 13:00, the US dollar was trading at 1.2835 Canadian, which is a weakening of Loonie by 0.24% since the close of trading on Friday.
