Investors this week prefer safe assets, so the JPY increased in price against the CAD. Short deals seem most effective now.
The Canadian dollar, which had previously been supported by increasing oil prices and positive economic data, again came under pressure. The price of oil is rapidly decreasing because of the growth of oil extraction in the United States and the situation on the US stock market this week which have a significant impact on the situation on the market.
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How are Brexit negotiations going in 2018?
While economic news lately have been dominated by topics pertaining to the American dollar and stock market, as well as the monetary policies of the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan, one very important event deserves to be brought back into the spotlight: Brexit.
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The dollar remains stable at the moment.
The dollar index is trading above the 90.00 mark, and oil prices remain at strong levels. Today we expect the monthly release of the OPEC report.

Today is not rich in news and we do not expect any macroeconomic indicators.
Given the technical indicators, we can see a decrease in demand for the Australian dollar and the formation of a downward trend for this pair.
Our pair has now found the resistance level near MA (21) and it is likely that after the test of this level it will go down again. The MACD is also in the negative zone.
We advice to look for points to enter short positions near the level of 0.7860 and set the take-profit near the level of 0.7730
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We expect the pair to move downwards.
Since the beginning of today's trading session, the dollar index has fallen below the level of 90.00 and is currently losing its positions relative to the basket of major currencies.
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The JPY is strengthening against most currencies. The deals to SELL seem most effective in the middle term.
The Japanese yen recently received significant support due to an increase in the demand for safe assets and economic growth in Japan. The yen has strengthened against most currencies. The NZD/JPY currency pair is no exception. After a long uptrend now a new trend has been formed in favor of the JPY.
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The dollar is falling.
After the release of yesterday's inflation data, we saw an increase in stock indices and a weakening of the reserve currency, which was reflected in all other pairs, not in favor of the dollar. The dollar index showed a sharp decline, reaching its lowest since December 2014.
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This week provided many inflation reports, but what do they mean?
We have mentioned this several times within our previous articles, but today we thought it would be a good idea to look into inflation – the single most important determinant on the financial markets this year.
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We are waiting for a bearish movement.
Today we cannot expect the euro to strengthen against the dollar after Friday's decline. Data released on Friday in the US showed the strength of the US economy and supported investors' optimism.
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The dollar has strengthened.
Today the GBP/USD index from Investing was released and amounted to 46.1%. It indicates bearish expectations for the pair.  Yesterday the US stock exchanges were not active due to the celebration of the President's Day holiday and our pair moved downwards.
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There are a number of factors that support the oil but the short deals seem more effective due to the constant increasing of oil extraction volumes in the USA that negatively impacts the rates.
Oil is above $60 per barrel, after two weeks of the price falling to $58.5
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Are policy changes in store for the eurozone?
This week has certainly been turbulent for the euro. The single currency began the week by shedding some of its recent gains against the dollar and kept going as investors were preparing for this week's big announcement: the minutes from the European Central Bank's meeting from January 24.
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We have a bullish trend.
The dollar could not keep its position after strengthening last week. After the publication of the Fed's meeting reports the US dollar went up against a basket of major currencies.
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The bearish trend continues.
With regard to the possible increase in the level of inflation in the US to 2.5%, the dollar went into a flat against major currencies. All of investors' attention this week will be focused on the speeches by Jerome Powell, which will be held on Tuesday and Thursday.
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The NZD has decreased due to negative economic statistics and FED plans to raise the rate. The deals to buy seem more effective due to the probability of a price correction.
The uptrend has lost its intensity. On the chart we can see the formation of a new trend since January 2018, which is currently flat, but has a chance to transform into a downtrend in favor of the USD.
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We have a strong dollar
Today the second speech of the new Chair of the Fed, Jerome Powell, will take place before the Congress. In the course of his last interview the dollar exchange rate strengthened relatively to the basket of major currencies.
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