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The Canadian dollar strengthened beyond 1.36 per USD, driven by high crude prices, Strait of Hormuz closure, and Bank of Canada's steady rates amid US labor softness and Fed easing pressure.
The Canadian dollar remained steady against the USD amid rising Canadian and U.S. government bond yields and a sharp increase in U.S. crude oil prices.
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 rose to two-week highs versus the US dollar due to lifted emergency tariffs, higher oil prices, and Canada’s perceived trade stability despite economic contraction.
The dollar remains steady against the euro and Canadian dollar ahead of key US data and Fed minutes, while the yen strengthens on expectations of Japanese fiscal stimulus. Market views suggest potent…
The Canadian dollar dipped slightly against the US dollar but maintained weekly gains amid easing US inflation concerns and stable oil prices. Upcoming Canadian inflation data may influence Bank of C…
The Canadian dollar weakened 0.3% against the US dollar amid falling oil prices, lower bond yields, and risk-off sentiment, despite a US House vote opposing tariffs on Canada, which had minimal marke…
The Canadian dollar strengthened modestly against the US dollar as Canadian bond yields fell alongside US yields, amid stable crude futures prices.
The Canadian dollar strengthened toward 1.356 USD, nearing 16-month highs due to strong labour data, commodity prices, and reduced Bank of Canada easing expectations against a softer US dollar backdr…
The Canadian dollar fell 0.2% against the U.S. dollar amid continued contraction in Canada's services sector and softer housing data, while the U.S. dollar strengthened broadly on positive Fed leader…
The Canadian dollar strengthened near monthly highs due to firmer oil prices, steady Bank of Canada policy expectations, and a weaker US dollar driven by reduced geopolitical risks, limiting downside…
Canada's annual inflation rose to 2.4% in December, driven by temporary sales tax breaks, while core inflation measures slowed for the third month. The Bank of Canada is likely to keep interest rates…
The Canadian dollar fell for a sixth straight day amid concerns over increased Venezuelan oil supply to the US and trade pact uncertainties, while Canada's services sector contracted and oil prices d…
The Canadian dollar weakened due to fears Venezuelan crude could displace Canadian oil in US markets, boosting US refiners but hurting Canada's energy sector. Oil prices rose, while Canadian bond yie…
The Canadian dollar weakened against the US dollar amid rising Canadian bond yields and mixed retail sales data, while US crude oil prices increased modestly on Friday.
The Canadian dollar gained modestly against the US dollar as Canadian 10-year bond yields rose while US yields declined, amid weaker crude oil prices.
The Canadian dollar gained modestly as bond yields declined and housing starts unexpectedly rose, offsetting weaker factory sales and steady inflation, suggesting moderate economic stability in Canad…
The Canadian dollar strengthened slightly against the US dollar amid rising Canadian government bond yields and a decline in US crude futures prices on Monday.
The Canadian dollar strengthened versus the US dollar due to rising oil prices, improved productivity, and expectations that the Bank of Canada will hold interest rates steady next week.
The Canadian dollar strengthens to one-month highs against the US dollar, driven by weaker US data raising Fed cut odds and strong Canadian GDP boosting Bank of Canada’s pause expectations, supported…