• The Canadian Dollar rose around half of a percent against the Greenback.
• Canada reports still disappointing housing price figures, but CAD rises anyway.
• Post-Fed rate cut landscape sees the Greenback broadly softer.

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) found higher ground on Monday, clipping one-half of one percent above the Greenback as investors find firmer footing after the Federal Reserve (Fed) trimmed rate cuts for the first time in over four years last week.

Canadian housing price figures missed the mark to kick off the new trading week, but the CAD found itself bolstered into the high end anyway as broader markets continue to squeeze the US Dollar lower. US data also came in mixed on Monday, helping to keep overall market momentum tepid.

Canadian Dollar price forecast

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) found a fresh three-week high against the US Dollar (USD) on Monday, sending the USD/CAD pair tumbling back below 1.3550 as intraday price action scrambles to find a foothold as bids slip below 1.3500. USD/CAD recently staged a technical freeze just south of the 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) near 1.3600, but broad-market short Greenback pressure has left the pair on the precipice of confirming a fresh leg lower on the daily candlesticks.