The chart shows the price history of the US dollar (USD) against the Canadian dollar (CAD), also known as the USDCAD currency pair. The date at the top of the chart is May 15, 2014, but it is not clear if this is the date the chart was created or the date to which the data reflects.
Based on the limited information in the image, it appears that the chart might be showing a triangle pattern. A triangle pattern is a technical analysis chart pattern that forms when the price action creates a series of highs and lows that converge into a narrow range. There are different types of triangle patterns, but in general, they are seen as continuation patterns, meaning they suggest that the price is likely to break out of the triangle and continue its trend in the direction it was moving before the pattern formed.
However, it is important to note that technical analysis is not an exact science, and triangle patterns do not guarantee a particular outcome. Other factors, such as economic news and events, can also affect the price of a currency pair.
Here are some additional details about the chart that you can see in the image:
The y-axis shows the exchange rate between the USD and CAD. The scale is not shown in the image, but it appears that the exchange rate is around 1.36 CAD per 1 USD. The x-axis shows the time period over which the chart is displaying data. Again, the specific time period is not shown in the image.
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