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USD/CAD off highs, back near 1.4030

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - The Canadian dollar is now recovering part of the daily drop vs. its American counterpart, with USD/CAD deflating to the 1.4030 area.

USD/CAD attention to US calendar, WTI

Spot keeps swaying around the performance of crude oil prices, with the barrel of West Texas Intermediate now intensifying the daily decline to levels below the $33.00 mark.

In the meantime, the pair is managing to put further distance from the recent area of multi-week lows near the 1.3900 handle ahead of the US data releases due later: ISM Manufacturing, Markit’s PMI and the speech by Fed’s S.Fischer. On the Canadian side, RBC’s manufacturing PMI is expected.

USD/CAD significant levels

As of writing the pair is up 0.18% at 1.4032 and a surpass of 1.4230 (20-day sma) would open the door to 1.4327 (high Jan.26) and then 1.4692 (high Jan.20). On the other hand, the immediate support lines up at 1.3866 (3-month uptrend) ahead of 1.3812 (low Jan.4) and finally 1.3543 (100-day sma).

NZD/USD losing sight of 0.65 handle

NZD/USD tracks the losses in its OZ neighbour and languishes near session lows on the back of ongoing sell-off across the higher-yielding assets on resurfacing China economic concerns.
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US Preview: ISM January Manufacturing PMI likely to drop

The ISM manufacturing PMI will be released today at 15.00 GMT. The index is likely to come in at 48.0. The ISM’s Manufacturing PMI was revised down to 48 from an initially reported 48.2 in December 2015, marking the lowest reading since June 2009 on account of sharp decline in new orders, production, employment and raw materials inventories subindexes. December’s ISM PMI was significantly lower than November’s 48.6.
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