The US and Canada both released GDP figures for the second quarter on Friday and despite both posting strong numbers, USDCAD once again headed south, testing the lows of the last 48 hours.
Senior Market Analyst Craig Erlam discusses why this happened and what it could mean for the pair going forward. He highlights some key levels to watch out for and also looks to the US dollar index for clues about where the pair could be headed.
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