Daily brief BRL CAD

London Open Briefing: Monday, October 19, 2026

Published Oct 19, 07:30 UTC
Impact
3/ 10, low

London traders are commencing their Monday session with major currency pairs, including EURUSD, GBPUSD, and USDJPY, registering no movement since the reference point. This quiet start follows a 24-hour period where the New Zealand Dollar led gains at +0.32%, followed by the British Pound at +0.15%. Conversely, the Japanese Yen was the weakest at -0.31%, with the US Dollar also showing notable weakness at -0.30%. The broader market sentiment, as indicated by the risk meter, stands at -0.14, suggesting a slightly risk-off tone as the European trading day begins.

The economic calendar for this session highlights significant Canadian inflation data due at 12:30 UTC. Key releases include CPI m/m, with market consensus at 0.2% following a previous reading of -0.1%. Traders will also monitor several year-over-year CPI measures. Median CPI y/y is expected at 2.0%, matching its prior figure, while Trimmed CPI y/y holds a consensus of 1.9%, also unchanged. Further details include Core CPI y/y, anticipated at 2.1% against a previous 2.4%, and Common CPI y/y, expected to remain at 2.6%.

Earlier in the session, the BCB Focus Market Report related to the Brazilian Real is scheduled for 11:30 UTC.

The Canadian inflation figures will be the primary focus for market participants later in the session.

At a glance
Biggest moves since the previous sessionEURUSD 0.00%, GBPUSD 0.00%, USDJPY 0.00%
Currency strength, 24hNZD strongest at +0.32%, JPY weakest at -0.31%
Risk meter-0.14 (mildly risk-off)

Scheduled this session (High and Medium impact)

TimeCcyEventImpactConsensus
11:30 UTCBRLBCB Focus Market ReportMedium–
12:30 UTCCADCPI m/mHigh0.2%
12:30 UTCCADMedian CPI y/yHigh2.0%
12:30 UTCCADTrimmed CPI y/yHigh1.9%
12:30 UTCCADCore CPI y/yMedium2.1%
12:30 UTCCADCommon CPI y/yMedium2.6%

Times are UTC. This brief describes measured market state and the published schedule. It is not financial advice and nothing in it is a trade recommendation.

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