Canada's huge job gains stir rate hike talkBusiness Recorder (blog)Defying forecasts of a hiring slowdown, Canada added far more jobs than expected in April and marked the biggest two-month employment gain in more than 30 years, raising expectation...
1 Canadian Dollar = 0.9991 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...
Canadian Dollar Tops G10 Peers After Strong Jobs DataWall Street JournalBy Karen Johnson Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES TORONTO (Dow Jones)--The Canadian dollar outmuscled its major currency peers on Friday, as Canada's stellar key monthly jobs data reawak...
Canadian Dollar Set to Rally, JPMorgan Says: Technical AnalysisBusinessWeekBy Cordell Eddings on May 11, 2012 Canada's dollar is poised to rally against its US counterpart after failing to depreciate through a pivotal price level, according to JPMo...
Loonie climbs after strong April jobs reportDaniels TradingStrong labor market news from April helped the Canadian dollar gain against the world's reserve currency on Friday, Bloomberg reports. Calls for the Bank of Canada to increase interest rate...
Nanaimo Daily NewsCanadian dollar up, strong jobs data suggests central bank could move on ratesNanaimo Daily NewsTORONTO - The Canadian dollar was higher Friday morning as much better than expected job creation data for April raised hopes that the Ban...
Canada Job Growth SizzlesWall Street JournalMr. St. Arnaud said manufacturing has now posted job gains for five consecutive months for the first time since 2004, suggesting that a sector hard hit by the recession and the strong Canadian dollar may be o...
CBC.caAlberta leads nation in job growthCBC.caMeanwhile, 58200 mostly full-time jobs were added across Canada in April. The national numbers are almost six times what economists had forecast. It was the second month in a row that employment grew, follo...
1 Canadian Dollar = 1.0032 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 ...
Canada Has Largest Two-Month Job Gain in More Than 30 YearsSan Francisco ChronicleMay 11 (Bloomberg) -- Canadian employment rose almost six times faster than economists forecast in April, led by private- sector and full-time positions, creating the lar...
