Overview:

Three months ago, the price levels around 1.0620 (the lower limit of the depicted chart) initiated the current strong uptrend within the depicted daily channel.

During the past few weeks, the USD/CAD pair established a temporary consolidation zone between 1.1430-1.1330 and recently around 1.1480. Bullish breakout above these zones allowed bulls to reach new highs around 1.1540 and 1.1670.

The price zone of 1.1430-1.1460 remains the nearest SUPPORT zone for the current prices. It corresponds with the lower limit of the daily channel as well as the previous high that goes back to November.

The price level of 1.1650, which was our final bullish target, roughly corresponded with the upper limit of the bullish channel as well as 61.8% Fibonacci level.

According to the chart, the USD/CAD consolidation pattern has tightened. A Wedge/Flag pattern is being expressed on the H4 chart.

This is because of the positive United States GDP data emerged. It applied further demand on the dollar currency. However, weak oil recovery still keeps the movement contained.

Trading recommendations:

Risky traders should look for SHORT positions around the price level of 1.1650. SL should be located above 1.1700.

Conservative traders should be looking for a pull-back towards 1.1440 for a LONG position. SL should be set as daily closure below 1.1400.