Dollar/Canadian dollar: 1.3841 Canadian dollars per dollar (0.7225 dollar per Canadian dollar) --This week the dollar lost 0.76% vs. the Canadian dollar --Largest one-week percentage decline since Friday, Jan. 23,
The Australian Dollar (AUD) is poised to end Friday’s session flat against the US Dollar (USD), even though an improvement in market mood drove the Greenback toward four-week lows near
The week that wasA dreadful week for the US Dollar (USD) saw the US Dollar Index (DXY) recede to the area of multi-week troughs near 98.50, an area also coincident
The week that wasA dreadful week for the US Dollar (USD) saw the US Dollar Index (DXY) recede to the area of multi-week troughs near 98.50, an area also coincident
The USD/CAD pair gains some positive traction on Friday, snapping a four-day losing streak to the 1.3800 neighborhood or over a two-week low set the previous day. Doubts over the
AUD/JPY edges lower after four days of gains, trading around 112.50 during the European hours on Friday. The currency cross remains subdued as the Australian Dollar (AUD) holds losses following
USD/CAD gains ground after four days of losses, trading around 1.3820 during the Asian hours on Friday. The pair appreciates as the commodity-linked Canadian Dollar (CAD) struggles amid lower oil
The Naira appreciated significantly against the dollar on Thursday at the official foreign exchange market. According to foreign exchange rates in the official market, the Naira gained significantly against the
Dollar/Canadian dollar: 1.3816 Canadian dollars per dollar (0.7238 dollar per Canadian dollar) --Today the dollar lost 0.22% vs. the Canadian dollar --Down for four straight sessions --Down 0.94% over the
AUD/USD edges higher on Thursday, extending gains for a fourth straight day as hopes of de-escalation following the US–Iran ceasefire keep the US Dollar (USD) on the defensive, lending support