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Canada's April CPI came in better than expected at 2.4% YoY despite energy price surges. Core measures remained contained, signaling controlled underlying inflation and supporting BOC's cautious stan…
USD strengthened to 1.37 CAD amid hotter-than-expected US CPI data (3.8% headline inflation) and elevated Treasury yields, while geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and rising oil prices provide…
The Canadian dollar strengthened against the US dollar, supported by falling Canadian 10-year bond yields amid rising US yields and lower US crude prices.
USDCAD rose by 0.28%, indicating mild bullish momentum in the pair amid current market conditions.
The Canadian dollar weakened as USDCAD traded near 1.3818 after Canadian 10-year yields rose and August retail sales fell (‑0.8%; excluding autos ‑1.2%), while US yields climbed and crude eased to $6…
The Canadian dollar weakened after the Bank of Canada cut rates while Fed comments were relatively hawkish; falling oil and a wider Canada-U.S. 10-year yield spread further pressured the loonie, lift…
USD/CAD rose 0.16% as GBPCAD and the TSX posted modest gains, signaling mild USD strength against the Canadian dollar.
USDCAD rose 0.17% while GBPCAD gained 0.29% and the TSX edged up 0.12%, indicating mild CAD weakness across crosses.