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USD/CAD holds below 1.4400 as traders await Fedspeak

The USD/CAD pair remained subdued below the 1.4400 level on Thursday, reflecting cautious market sentiment ahead of upcoming remarks from key Federal Reserve officials. Traders are focusing on potential signals regarding the central bank’s monetary policy trajectory, especially as inflation concerns and economic growth challenges persist.

Despite recent strength in the U.S. dollar, the Canadian dollar held firm, supported by steady oil prices, a crucial factor for Canada’s resource-driven economy. Analysts suggest that the currency pair’s movements will hinge on the tone of the Fedspeak, with hawkish commentary likely reigniting dollar demand. However, dovish signals could push USD/CAD further away from the 1.4400 threshold, offering short-term relief for CAD bulls.

Market participants are now bracing for further clarity as the Federal Reserve balances its inflation-fighting mandate with growing recession risks, keeping the USD/CAD pair in a narrow trading range.

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