The US Dollar to Canadian Dollar (USD/CAD) exchange rate remains close to multi-year highs, trading around 1.4195 after rallying almost 3% during June. Citi has upgraded its USD/CAD forecasts, raising
Dollar/Canadian dollar: 1.4194 Canadian dollars per dollar (0.7045 dollar per Canadian dollar) --This week the dollar gained 0.28% vs. the Canadian dollar --Up for four straight weeks --Up 2.86% over
Mark McCormick, chief FX strategist at BMO Capital Markets, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss how a hawkish U.S. Fed affects the macro backdrop. The Canadian dollar remains under pressure as
TD Securities strategists note that United States (US) rates markets steepened after weaker headline Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index, while stronger personal income and spending data complicated the picture
USD/CAD trades lower around 1.4180 on Friday, down 0.13% at the time of writing, as the US Dollar (USD) weakens following the latest US inflation data. Investors have reduced expectations
The US Dollar has surged to its strongest level in more than a year following the Federal Reserve's hawkish June meeting, but Credit Agricole believes much of the good news
The US Dollar extended its rally to a fresh 13-month high, weighing heavily on commodities and cryptocurrencies as investors priced in a greater chance of Federal Reserve rate hikes and
It is the best performing currency at the half-year point, up 3% and contrasts with a year ago, when it was nursing a fall of more than 10%, in its
Dollar/Canadian dollar: 1.4203 Canadian dollars per dollar (0.7041 dollar per Canadian dollar) --Today the dollar lost 0.22% vs. the Canadian dollar --Largest one-day percentage decline since Thursday, May 28, 2026
The US Dollar Index (DXY) had every excuse to extend on Thursday and declined instead. A firm batch of US data crossed the wires, yet the US Dollar eased off