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Canadian Dollar Hits 37 Year High

Monday, 29 October 2007 22:06:52 GMT

Written by Kathy Lien, Chief Strategist

No trend in the currency market is as strong as the recent downtrend in USD/CAD.  Today, the Canadian dollar raced to a 37 year high against the US dollar on the back a new record in oil prices.

We have long said that 95 cents is not only possible but probable in USD/CAD and now that this level has been achieved, the next logical target is 90 cents.  Further gains however could be difficult as $100 oil will be a difficult psychological barrier to surpass.  Even though we remain bullish the commodity currencies, the moves in the Canadian dollar and oil have become very extreme and are begging for a reversal.  Meanwhile the Australian and New Zealand dollars are also stronger today thanks to $5 rise in gold prices and better than expected New Zealand trade deficit data.  If commodity prices continue to rally, so will the commodity currencies

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