Chart of the Day Bullish AUDCAD

Bullish AUDCAD - AUD: Australia Leading Index points to weak economic momentum: The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Leading Index edged lower by 0.07% in October (Sep: -0.12% revised) leading the six-month annualized growth rate at a slightly better -0.91% (Sep: -1.01%), materially below trend and continues to point to weak economic momentum heading into 2020. 

CAD: Canada manufacturing sales declined less than expected. Instead, the Loonie was under pressure on comments from Bank of Canada Wilkins. The central banker said the BoC 'still had room to maneuver with interest rates 'at 1.75%, trade policy ‘uncertainty remained high,' and lower oil prices 'continued to weigh on energy-producing provinces.' 

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From a technical and trading perspective, the AUDCAD is potentially carving out an inverse head and shoulders pattern. Yesterdays candle printed a key reversal pattern eclipsing the prior two days price action and closing firmly above the monthly pivot, as such this should encourage further buying to emerge, I will venture long though this mornings high with a protective stop place below today's low, targeting a test of the equidistant swing objective sited at .9240

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