Why the Pound Could Take a Hit
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Europe is on everyone's minds, but this strategist is more interested in a trans-Atlantic trade.
Sure, it's fun watching the euro twist and turn.
But Camilla Sutton, chief currency strategist at Scotia Capital, thinks there is money to be made on a trade outside the euro zone.
"Selling sterling against Canada makes for a really reasonable trade" in the near term, Sutton told CNBC's Scott Wapner.
On a technical basis, the pound "is a long way from oversold," she says, and the moving averages all suggest it could weaken from current levels.
Sutton also thinks the Bank of England may increase asset purchases in the wake of the latest CPI report.
And in Canada, "the fundamentals are pretty good, particularly on a relative basis."
Sutton recommends entering the trade at 1.56 with a target of 1.54 and a stop at 1.5720.
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