The market will be waiting today for BoE amid the current political tensions in UK which is watching rising of the inflationary pressure but with lower GDP growth rate.
The MPC decision is expected to keep the interest rate and its APP unchanged, after FOMC members overcame their declared worries yesterday about the weak inflation forces in US and decided to raise the Fed fund rate by another 0.25% to be between 1% and 1.25% as widely expected.
The decision came by majority as Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari refused to raise the interest rate again.
The committee members maintained their median expectation of having another 0.25% hiking by the end of this year, before raising it by 0.75% more next year lowering their median forecast of the interest rate to be at 2.9% by the end of 2019 from 3% they projected last march.
The committee expected the inflation rate to continue to be in the short run below its 2% yearly inflation target, before stabilisng around this rate over the medium term as it targets.
So, the committees expected the inflation rate to be at 1.6% this year down from 1.9% it's expected in March, but it kept its forecast for 2018 and 2018 at 2% yearly as the same as its median term inflation target expecting the GDP annualised growth rate to be by 2.2% this year from 2.1% it expected in March.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen said in her scheduled press conference following the meeting that the Fed is closely watching the inflation developments, while the risks facing the US economy are looking roughly balanced.
Yellen indicated that if the economy is to continue to evolve in its expected course, the unwinding plan of its balance sheet will take effect relatively soon.
After the committee mentioned in its statement that it is currently expecting to begin implementing a balance sheet normalsation program this year, as the economy evolves broadly as anticipated.
After preparing the market for this action in the previous meeting, The committee set this meeting its unwinding plan details for normalising its balance sheet but without determining of the starting date of this action.
The Fed announced that the initial cap will be set at $10 billion a month "$6 billion from Treasuries and $4 billion from mortgage-backed securities", before rising every three months by this same scale until the caps reach $30 billion of US treasuries and $20 billion of MBS.
After this action, the turn is now looking at BoC to follow the Fed, and not at BoE - what had been expected before the Brexit.
After BoC senior deputy governor Wilkins surprised the markets earlier this week by her comment that economic growth continues to broaden by ideally and there will be assessing of all placed stimulus measurement to see, if they are still needed.
Her comment could prop up the Loonie across the broad, despite the oil prices easing down recently, which usually weighs down on it.
USDCAD stabilised to be traded close to 1.3250 following the Fed's decision, after its slide reaching of 1.3164 from 1.3539 whereas it had before Wilkins's comments.
After falling extension to 1.3164, USDCAD could find support to bounce up for trading now near 1.3150.
But it's still well below its daily SMA50, its daily SMA100 and its daily SMA200, after this second impulsive wave to the downside which was formed this week.
USDCAD is now in its fifth day of being below its daily Parabolic SAR (step 0.02, maximum 0.2) which is reading 1.3491 today, after topping at 1.3539 below its previous peak which has been formed at 1.3547 on this Jun. 2.
After bottoming out at 1.3164, USDCAD daily RSI-14 is still referring to existence inside its oversold territory below 30 reading 29.385.
USDCAD daily Stochastic Oscillator (5, 3, 3), which is more sensitive to volatility, is still has its main line inside its oversold region below 20 at 17.556, leading to the upside its signal line which is at 13.743
Important levels: Daily SMA50 @ 1.2804, Daily SMA100 @ 1.2617 and Daily SMA200 @ 1.2522
S&R:
S1: 1.2636
S2: 1.2364
S3: 1.2108
R1: 1.2976
R2: 1.3047
R3: 1.3118