It is important to note here how the price of crude oil is directly proportional to the value of the Canadian Dollar and if we take into consideration the OPEC+ decision a couple of weeks ago to cut down production by 2 million barrels per day; the likelihood of soaring oil price remains inevitable. The consumption of crude oil has remained steady despite consumers struggling with soaring inflation and I am of the opinion that the effect of these events will begin taking its toll on USDCAD as we witnessed multiple rejections of the C$1.4000 level in the last couple of weeks by the sellers. Will there be a sell momentum in the meantime this week?
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