USD/CAD Eyes 1.4130 as Oil Rout and USMCA Fears Batter Loonie
USD/CAD holds strong as tumbling crude oil prices and looming USMCA renegotiation risks prevent the Canadian dollar from joining the broader global risk-on rally.
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