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Bitcoin rebounds from March lows near $65,000 amid geopolitical tensions and oil strength, with traders seeing accumulation opportunities in the lower range despite uncertain macro conditions.
Canadian dollar weakens sharply after February job losses of 83,900, with markets reducing expectations for Bank of Canada rate hikes amid geopolitical uncertainty and falling bond yields.
The Canadian dollar strengthened against the U.S. dollar amid rising hopes for an early resolution to the Middle East conflict, while domestic economic data showed a shrinking services sector and mix…
The Canadian dollar dropped to a six-week low against the U.S. dollar amid a new Canada-China trade deal on EVs and concerns that the U.S. may block Chinese EV imports, while dovish Fed chair prospec…
US military actions in Venezuela raise geopolitical risks boosting safe-havens like gold and supporting oil prices. Despite this, the US dollar maintains steady gains amid upcoming economic data, imp…
US military intervention in Venezuela and OPEC+ output decision support oil prices, while Asian equity markets rally. Dollar extends gains amid geopolitical uncertainty, with muted direct impact on E…
The Canadian dollar rose near a five-month high against the U.S. dollar despite weak GDP data, driven by improved risk sentiment and contracting interest rate spreads ahead of the Bank of Canada's ra…
The Canadian dollar steadied against the US dollar amid mixed domestic data showing weak retail sales but rising oil prices, while bond yields climbed after the Bank of Japan rate hike, resulting in …
The Canadian dollar strengthened near a one-week high against the US dollar amid rising odds of a Fed rate cut, higher oil prices, and improved risk sentiment supporting the loonie ahead of Canadian …
USDCAD edged lower due to a wider Canadian trade deficit and uncertainty around U.S.-Canada trade talks, despite oil price support and eased bond yields.
The Canadian dollar weakened as markets priced a roughly 50% chance of a Bank of Canada September rate cut while U.S. Treasury yields jumped, boosting the dollar; higher oil limited the loonie's drop.