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• The sharp moves/reversals for both oil markets and the dollar on Monday have provided offsetting forces for the USDCAD exchange rate, keeping the pair in a relatively confined 88 pip range this week. The spike to 1.3798 appears technically corrective, and the primary downtrend is bolstered by the 50-day EMA capping the topside for now. The pair has not been above this average since early April.
• Continued dollar weakness would place attention back on key support and the bear trigger, which has been defined at 1.3540, the Jun 16 low. Clearance of this price point would resume the downtrend.
• At 1330BST (0830ET) we get the first of two monthly CPI readings ahead of the next BOC decision on July 30. Consensus for the Y/Y headline reading is 1.7%, with a slight upward skew, while the average of the BOC's preferred trim and median core measures is seen coming in at 3.0% Y/Y (3.15% unrounded in April), the highest in over a year.
• Another upside surprise in core measures could see a retracement of recent cut repricing (last 10bp, vs 6bp last week), with analysts remaining split on July easing expectations. This would likely reinforce the underlying bearish theme for USDCAD.

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• MNI: UK JUN CBI INDUSTRIAL TRENDS TOTAL ORDERS -33
• UK CBI JUN PRICE INTENTIONS 19