The loonie's rally might be running out of steam. Market watchers are dialing back their optimism on the Canadian dollar as trade negotiations continue to drag on without resolution. What looked like a bullish setup weeks ago? Now facing headwinds. Analysts surveyed recently show a noticeable shift in sentiment—fewer are betting on significant CAD strength in the near term. The sticking point? That elusive trade deal everyone's been waiting for. Without concrete progress on the trade front, currency forecasts are getting trimmed. It's a reminder that in forex markets, geopolitical uncertainty can flip sentiment fast. For those tracking macro plays, the CAD situation offers a textbook case of how policy limbo impacts currency positioning. Worth keeping an eye on how this unfolds in Q2.
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TokenRationEater
· 16h ago
No progress in trade negotiations, the Canadian dollar rally has stalled, and this market move is indeed awkward.
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LoneValidator
· 12-04 15:52
Once again, trade negotiations are holding things back. Is this rebound in the Canadian dollar really about to fizzle out? I see a pile-up of bearish factors, and Q2 could be even tougher.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 12-04 15:48
The Canadian dollar is about to fall apart again; trade negotiations keep getting delayed with no progress at all. A few weeks ago, the outlook was bullish, but now it's all resistance.
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StakeOrRegret
· 12-04 15:46
Trade negotiations, seriously, just keep getting delayed and the Canadian dollar is dead... all those earlier long setups are now a joke.
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ProtocolRebel
· 12-04 15:38
Once again, sluggish trade negotiations mean the Canadian dollar takes a hit—this routine is really getting old.
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BlockImposter
· 12-04 15:35
Trade negotiations have been delayed again and again, and this rebound of the Canadian dollar is probably over... Those who were optimistic are now all backing off, it's honestly hilarious.
The loonie's rally might be running out of steam. Market watchers are dialing back their optimism on the Canadian dollar as trade negotiations continue to drag on without resolution. What looked like a bullish setup weeks ago? Now facing headwinds. Analysts surveyed recently show a noticeable shift in sentiment—fewer are betting on significant CAD strength in the near term. The sticking point? That elusive trade deal everyone's been waiting for. Without concrete progress on the trade front, currency forecasts are getting trimmed. It's a reminder that in forex markets, geopolitical uncertainty can flip sentiment fast. For those tracking macro plays, the CAD situation offers a textbook case of how policy limbo impacts currency positioning. Worth keeping an eye on how this unfolds in Q2.