* Euro breaks to nine-week peak, CAD to 3-year high
* U.S. GDP set to be strong, trade and budget deficits a drag
SYDNEY, April 29 (Reuters) - The dollar was pinned near nine-week lows on Thursday as a doggedly dovish outlook from the U.S. Federal Reserve and bold spending plans from the White House gave a green light for the global reflation trade.
President Joe Biden’s push for another $1.8 trillion in spending also risked expanding the U.S. budget and trade deficits, a perennial Achilles heel for the dollar.
The euro made the most of the opportunity to hit its highest since late February at $1.2149, before steadying at $1.2134. The break of trendline resistance at $1.2114 opens the way to bull targets at $1.2196 and $1.2242.