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The TSX rallied 1.5% driven by tech gains, overcoming a sharp drop in Canada's trade surplus. Gold surged 2.5%, while crude oil edged higher amid US-Iran tensions. The US dollar fell 0.4% against the…
The Canadian dollar weakened to lows near 1.395 versus the US dollar despite domestic growth, pressured by a stronger greenback fueled by geopolitical risks and Fed signals, keeping USDCAD supported …
The Canadian dollar slightly strengthened against the U.S. dollar amid rising Canadian 10-year bond yields, while U.S. Treasury yields and crude prices declined.
The Canadian dollar fell from 16-month highs due to stronger US labor data and yield gains, while weaker Canadian jobs data and cautious BoC stance reduced loonie demand, favoring the US dollar in a …
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.
The Canadian dollar strengthened versus the US dollar as Canadian bond yields rose and US bond yields fell, with US crude prices dropping, boosting USDCAD's upside potential.
USDCAD showed a modest gain of 0.16% amid declines in related pairs GBPCAD and TSX index, suggesting mild positive momentum in the currency pair.
The Canadian dollar strengthened against the US dollar as Canadian bond yields slipped and crude prices rose, driving USDCAD to trade higher near 1.3496.
USDCAD dipped 0.19% amid modest currency moves with limited information available.
USDCAD reached 1.37, its highest since December 2025, reflecting a nearly 5% yearly decline, indicating Canadian Dollar strength versus the US Dollar.
The Canadian dollar strengthened to a near one-week high versus the US dollar amid rising Canadian inflation and broad US dollar weakness, with investors pricing in a potential Bank of Canada rate hi…
USDCAD edged higher amid strong US jobless claims data and weaker oil prices, offsetting supportive Canadian fundamentals and limiting BoC tightening prospects.
The Canadian dollar weakened against the U.S. dollar amid stock declines, higher oil prices, and wider yield spreads. Canadian jobs data showed slowing employment growth, while geopolitical tensions …
Slower U.S. job growth and a high probability of Fed rate hold buoy the dollar, pushing it higher against the euro and pound but slightly weakening the Canadian dollar versus the greenback.
USDCAD touched 1.38, the lowest since December 2025, with the Canadian dollar strengthening 3.85% over the past year and 0.25% in the last 4 weeks against the US dollar.
The Canadian dollar weakened against the US dollar amid rising Canadian bond yields and falling US yields, while US crude oil prices increased, pressuring the loonie lower in early Monday trading.
The Canadian dollar weakened against the US dollar as Canadian 10-year bond yields rose modestly but lagged the US yields. US crude futures also gained, reflecting mixed macro factors affecting USDCA…
The Canadian dollar rose to a two-month high after stronger-than-expected labor data likely reduces the Bank of Canada's easing, while US dollar weakness is driven by expected Fed rate cuts, pressuri…
The Canadian dollar weakened slightly against the US dollar amid rising Canadian government bond yields and stable crude futures prices.
The Canadian dollar strengthened modestly against the U.S. dollar amid falling Canadian bond yields and weaker retail sales data, while U.S. crude prices declined.