The USD/CAD pair rose to a daily high of 1.2157 on Thursday but struggled to preserve its bullish momentum. As of writing, the pair was trading at 1.2130, where it was virtually unchanged on a daily basis. The broad-based USD strength on the back of strong Consumer Price Index data allowed USD/CAD to stage a rebound on Wednesday. Wİth the benchmark 10-year US Treasury bond yield rising more than 4% on the back of heightened inflation, the US Dollar Index rose nearly 0.7%.

On Thursday, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the annual Producer Price Index (PPI) jumped to 6.2% in April from 4.2% in March. This reading came in higher than the market expectation of 5.9% but failed to trigger a meaningful market reaction. Additionally, the weekly Initial Jobless Claims declined to 473,000 from 507,000. After these data releases, the DXY stays flat on the day near 90.70. On the other hand, the barrel of West Texas Intermediate is losing 2% at $64.30 on Thursday, making it difficult for the commodity-sensitive CAD to attract investors. In the meantime, the S&P 500 Futures, which spent a large portion of the day in the negative territory, is currently up 0.3%, suggesting that the USD could struggle to find demand if the market mood improves after the opening bell.