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加元跌至一周低点,兑坚挺美元走弱,交易员等待加拿大央行和美联储会议

- 美元/加元连续第二日吸引买盘,因美元升至两周高点。
- 美联储加息押注和地缘政治风险支撑避险美元,抵消了油价上涨的影响。
- 交易员现在关注加拿大央行和美联储的关键利率决议,以寻求新的方向性推动。
周三,美元/加元连续第二日获得积极动能,延续本周自 1.3970-1.3965 区域的反弹,该区域为自 9 月 16 日以来的最低水平。现货价格进一步攀升至 1.4000 中档上方,在亚洲时段触及本周新高,交易员目前正关注关键央行事件。
加拿大央行(BoC)定于公布利率决议,市场押注其将加息 25 个基点(bps),不过焦点将放在为期两天的联邦公开市场委员会(FOMC)会议结果以及美联储(Fed)主席凯文-沃什的讲话上。此外,周四公布的重要美国宏观数据——第三季度初值 GDP 报告和个人消费支出(PCE)价格指数——也将为美联储未来政策路径提供更多线索。反过来,这一前景将对美元(USD)价格动态发挥关键作用,并为美元/加元提供新的推动力。
与此同时,芝商所(CME Group)的 FedWatch 工具显示,交易员已计入美国央行在 12 月再次上调借贷成本的概率超过 80%,原因是能源价格居高不下引发了通胀担忧。此外,美国与伊朗谈判停滞不前,以及沙特阿拉伯遭遇新的袭击,使地缘政治风险溢价持续存在,这帮助避险美元连续第四日吸引买盘。不过,油价上涨可能利好与大宗商品挂钩的加元,并对美元/加元构成阻力,令多头保持谨慎。
《华尔街日报》周二报道称,美国已告知数个海湾阿拉伯国家,在 11 月 3 日中期选举后为针对伊朗的短暂而激烈的军事行动做好准备。除此之外,也门受伊朗支持的胡塞武装声称,他们用弹道导弹袭击了沙特阿拉伯位于利雅得的国防部,而且命中直接。与此同时,美国与伊朗谈判停滞加剧了市场对中东局势进一步升级的担忧,帮助原油价格在上周五触及的数月高点回落两日后重新吸引买盘。
美元/加元 -小时图

技术分析
从 4 小时图来看,美元/加元维持在 100 周期指数移动均线(EMA)和 23.6% 斐波那契回撤位上方,盘中偏向仍具建设性。进一步上行方面,初步阻力位于 38.2% 斐波那契回撤位 1.4095,随后是 50% 回撤位 1.4134 和 61.8% 水平 1.4173。下行方面,近期支撑位于 23.6% 回撤位 1.4046,随后是 100 周期 EMA 1.4036。若进一步回调,将暴露 1.3968 附近的结构性底部。
(本故事的技术分析由 AI 工具协助撰写。了解更多。)
经济指标
加拿大央行公布利率决定
加拿大央行(BoC)在每年八次定期会议结束时宣布其利率决定。如果BoC认为通胀将高于目标(鹰派),它将提高利率以将其压低。这对加元(CAD)是利好的,因为较高的利率会吸引更多的外国资本流入。同样地,如果BoC认为通胀低于目标(鸽派),它将降低利率以提振加拿大经济,希望通胀能够回升。这对加元(CAD)是利空的,因为这会减少外国资本流入该国。
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