Group 1 - The USD/CAD exchange rate has fallen below the 1.4000 mark due to increased risk appetite in the market, leading to a weaker US dollar [1][3] - The end of the US government shutdown has boosted market sentiment, contributing to the decline of the USD [3] - The Canadian central bank has adopted a more cautious stance on monetary policy, which has strengthened the Canadian dollar [3] Group 2 - The USD/CAD has experienced a six-day consecutive decline, reaching a ten-day low as optimism surrounding the US government reopening dampens the dollar [3] - The market is reacting to President Trump's signing of a bill that allows the federal government to resume operations and release delayed macroeconomic data, although the timing of specific data releases remains uncertain [3] - Divergence in monetary policy views among Federal Reserve officials has led to a decrease in expectations for a rate cut in December, with futures markets showing a 54% probability of a 25 basis point cut, down from 67% last week and over 90% a month ago [3] - Strong employment data from Canada and the Bank of Canada's cautious monetary policy stance have prompted investors to reassess expectations for further easing, contributing to the Canadian dollar's strength [3]
STARTRADER星迈:风险偏好回升推动美元回调,USD/CAD跌破1.4
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-11-13 09:53