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Canadian Dollar Outlook: USD/CAD, CAD/JPY Eyeing Inflation Data 2020-12-16 08:00:00 Daniel Moss, Analyst Canadian Dollar, USD/CAD, CAD/JPY, Bank of Canada, Inflation – Talking Points: Equity markets gained ground during APAC trade as investors cheered progress in US fiscal aid talks. Upcoming inflation data may fuel further gains for the Canadian Dollar. USD/CAD rates eyeing a push to fresh yearly lows after slicing through...

Happen to cross him. remember, commerce department is effectively the department of statistics. its not just noaa thats there. its the census bureau. and of course we already got a whiff of what it means for this administration, and in particular wilbur ross to try to politically manipulate data at the census bureau through the attempt at putting in a citizenship question. you also have the bureau of economic analysis there, which produces the gdp numbers, inflation data, trade data, lots of oth...

Words but actions with this white house. in actions, the president is admitting what everybody else already knew and that is that consumers and importers pay tariffs. china wasnt putting that money into the coffers. american people were. >> he delayed the tariffs. they said christmas would be ruins. american consumes do pay a price or they wouldnt have to delay christmas. >> so 50 basis points, interest rates will go down, which is good for some. if youre an older person, on a fixed income or yo...

This. they were very aware that president trumps maximum pressure strategy of inflicting as much economic pain at possible on iran could cause them to do desperate things, as the official said to me. desperate nations do desperate things. you have to look at the last 18 months. the iranian economy has plummeted. their currency has plummeted. inflation is soaring to a point where the iranian regime has stopped releasing their inflation data. this is a desperate regime. we could be getting very cl...

Oh, look, karolyn, weve got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. todays xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. id rather not. all right, welcome back. just about the top of the hour. lets get a check on cnn business this morning. taking a look at global markets. you can see a little bit of declines in asia and european markets have just opened a bit lower too. asian markets closed down as inflati...

Dominican republic, "the boston globe" reporting a second suspect has been arrested in connection with the weekend shooting of red sox legend david ortiz. the report says the suspect was taken into custody tuesday night. it comes as the first suspect arrested was charged as an acome police to attempted murder. big papi getting a second surgery to treat his gunshot wounds. lets get a check on the business this wednesday morning. global markets, all leaning lower here. asian markets closed down ...

Lower than expected chinese inflation data looking at asia, you can see the shanghai down, hong kong up a bit. and european markets all opened slightly lower. wall street futures are down. the dow closed 92 points higher wednesday, it is up about 2100 points or 10% since christmas eve. that is why you dont sell at the peak depths of despair, right? the s&p 500 posted modest gains, its first four day win since september. the nasdaq closed higher rallying for the ninth day in ten days. and u.s. oi...

Turning around a bit, but now testing lows again. >> youre right. its choppy. investors cant decide which way to play this. and after the significant losses that you mentioned that we saw yesterday, i think that makes sense. on what we need to watch here is the tech stocks. facebook, apple, amazon. they were at the heart of the losses we saw yesterday. i think what changed sentiment today, though, and this is really key, is inflation data. we got pricing data out of the united states this mornin...

Following fridays massive selloff? >> morning. exactly. so there was a big selloff on friday but today markets are trading a little bit firmer after some comments from president trump over the weekend suggesting they may be able to get some concessions out of china. but all eyes will be on the speech tomorrow in beijing so watch out for any retaliation after that $100 billion number did come out. european trading up almost 1%. and dow starting out higher. but this week the shift is going to move...

Turned to the jobs report. the economy created a strong 313,000 jobs in february. thats the best month since july 2016. the jobless rate held steady at 4.1%, a 17-year low. and the number wall street was really watching for, wages grew at an annual pace of 2.6%, not as strong as expected, and that calmed inflation fears. now this week investors will have more inflation data to scatter. reports on consumer prices are due. im christine romans in new york. >> coming up, the president stops the crow...