Canadian Dollar Down Modestly Ahead Of Key US Jobs ReportWall Street JournalBy Don Curren Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES The Canadian dollar retreated modestly against the US currency Thursday, surrendering some earlier strength on US jobless data as markets w...
1 Canadian Dollar = 1.0112 USD (USD = U.S. dollar (close)). These are the Bank of Canada's nominal closing exchange rates, published at about 4:15 ET each business day. These are neither buying nor selling rates, and should be used for reference purpo...
Loonie Flying Higher On Risk Than NZ, Australian DollarsWall Street JournalBy DON CURREN TORONTO—The once staid Canadian dollar has become the life of the commodity-currency party, moving more quickly on changing risk sentiment than its Australian an...
MARKET TALK: Concur Surges On Second Straight Beat-And-RaiseWall Street Journal(anne.pallivathuckal@dowjones.com) 2:12 (Dow Jones) The Canadian dollar has slumped to a session low as North American stock markets continue their swoon, with USD/CAD now j...
1 Canadian Dollar = 1.0134 USD (USD = U.S. dollar (noon)). These are the Bank of Canada's nominal noon exchange rates, published at about 12:15 ET each business day. These are neither buying nor selling rates, and should be used for reference purposes ...
Daily Financials ForecastInside FuturesIn the longer term, the Australian dollar and the Canadian dollar are likely to come under selling pressure against the US dollar due to ideas that growth in the global economy will be weaker than expected. The Au...
Canadian Dollar Declines on Slowing US Economic DataBusinessWeekBy Cecile Gutscher on May 03, 2012 Canada's dollar declined for a second day against its US counterpart as weaker-than-forecast US economic data pointed to diminished demand from the n...
Canadian Dollar Climbs Against Major Peers on North America ViewBloombergCanada's dollar declined for a second day against its US counterpart as weaker-than-forecast US economic data pointed to diminished demand from the nation's biggest export...
INTERVIEW: Canada To Defend Its Supply Management System But Open To DiscussionWall Street JournalFast said trade was a key component in combating the impact of the high Canadian dollar on the country's economy, and noted "the challenge of an ...
