At 13:30 GMT, the Canadian economy revealed the unemployment rate for November at 5.9%, the largest reading since September 2018, worse than forecasts and the previous reading of 5.5%. This data is Negative for the Canadian dollar.

At 13:30 GMT, the Canadian economy released its reading for the employment change index, as the economy has lost 71.2K jobs in November, lower than forecasts of adding 10K new jobs, and lower than the previous reading of losing 1.8K jobs. This data is considered negative for the Canadian dollar.

At 13:30 GMT, the US economy released its reading for the non-farm employment change index, as the economy added 266K new jobs in November, in the highest pace since January, higher than forecasts of 181K jobs, and higher than the previous revised reading of 156K from 128K. This data is considered positive for the US dollar.

At 13:30 GMT, the US economy released it reading for the average hourly earnings for November, which rose by 0.2%, lower than forecasts of 0.3%, and lower than the previous revised reading of 0.4% from 0.2%. This data is considered negative for the US economy.