
USDCAD week ahead: trendline resistance in focus, 2026-09-14
USDCAD closed last week at 1.38718 after stalling at trendline resistance, and the five sessions ahead carry no high-impact scheduled releases in the bundle.
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USDCAD closed last week at 1.38718 after stalling at trendline resistance, and the five sessions ahead carry no high-impact scheduled releases in the bundle.

USDCAD lost 112 pips over the week of 17 August 2026, closing at 1.37594 after a Wednesday reversal knocked the pair off its 1.39099 high.

USDCAD opened at 1.39523 and closed the week at 1.39115, a net loss of roughly 41 pips as the dollar drifted lower into Friday.

USDCAD sits at 1.39302 midweek, down from Monday's open near 1.39523, with a thin Wednesday session and no top-tier data yet released.

USDCAD opened at 1.4013 and closed at 1.4024, giving up an early push to 1.4080 as the US jobs report loomed.

USDCAD sits at 1.40719 midweek, up roughly 59 pips from Monday's open, with the pair pressing against last week's highs into Thursday.

USDCAD closed last week near 1.4011 after a steady slide from above 1.4124, and the new week opens with no top-tier calendar events to anchor direction.

USDCAD opened near 1.4086 and closed at 1.4020, a drop of roughly 66 pips as the Canadian dollar clawed back ground through midweek.

USDCAD has drifted lower since Monday's open, giving back its early gains as the greenback softened midweek.

USDCAD closed last week near 1.4095 with a slim long skew and a near-empty calendar, leaving last week's range as the map for this one.

USDCAD opened at 1.40192 and closed at 1.40806, a gain of roughly 61 pips as buyers stalled below 1.4110.

USDCAD trades near 1.41025 midweek, up roughly 83 pips from Monday's open, with the calendar quiet into Thursday and Friday.

USDCAD closed last week near 1.4018 after a steady slide, and this week opens with a light calendar and a near-even positioning split.

USDCAD opened at 1.41632 and closed at 1.40361, a drop of roughly 127 pips as the Canadian dollar found buyers through the week.

USDCAD sits at 1.40543 midweek, down roughly 109 pips from Monday's open after Tuesday's sharp drop through 1.4050.

USD/CAD climbed 340 pips to 1.39788 as the dollar pushed higher against most majors.