The Canadian Dollar stuck to familiar levels on Monday. Data from Canada remains thin throughout the trading week. US inflation data will dominate this week, as will trade war headlines.

Canadian dollar falls 0.1% against the greenback Trades in a range of 1.4289 to 1.4379 2-year yield eases 4.5 basis points to 2.651% TORONTO, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar weakened ...

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7725, having weakened by almost 0. 7% in the past seven... The Canadian Dollar could be tipped to see further losses against the Pound Sterling (GBP), Euro (EUR) and the ... Exchange Rates UK TV ...

Q: What is the Canadian Dollar worth against the Dollar? A: One Canadian Dollar is worth 0.7058 Dollars today Q: Is the Canadian Dollar going up or down against the Dollar? A: Today's exchange ...

The BoC is under significant pressure to continue lowering interest rates. The Canadian Dollar is poised to continue falling in the first quarter. However, CAD investors will be looking to ...

Tariffs between Canada and the U.S may be temporarily paused, but many Canadians remain determined to “buy Canadian” whenever possible. In a recent poll, Yahoo Canada asked readers whether or not they ...

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All FX rates are published as the number of Canadian dollars required to buy one unit of the foreign currency. We base the selection of currencies on the top 20 currencies by trading volume (from the ...

That’s because our policy tools, like the overnight interest rate and lending facilities, only work in Canadian dollars. If private digital currencies aren’t the answer, is there a better version of ...