1 Canadian Dollar = 0.9971 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 Higher Vs Euro As Market Fixates On GreeceWall Street JournalBy David George-Cosh Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES TORONTO (Dow Jones)--The Canadian dollar touched a new 16-month high against the euro Monday, while moving slightly lower against t...
1 Canadian Dollar = 0.9981 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 FuturesThe probability of additional accommodation from the Federal Reserve is increasing, in light of the weakening global economic outlook. The euro declined to a four month low against the US dollar due to the growing...
Canadian Dollar Firms to 16-Month High Vs. EuroWall Street JournalBy David George-Cosh OF DOW JONES NEWSWIRES TORONTO (Dow Jones)--The Canadian dollar moved higher against the euro Monday morning, reaching the highest level since January 2011, as broad...
Canadian Dollar Falls As European Concerns Weigh On Risk AppetiteWall Street JournalBy David George-Cosh OF DOW JONES NEWSWIRES TORONTO (Dow Jones)--The Canadian dollar moved lower against the greenback Monday, erasing gains made following a positive d...
Canadian dollar is a favourite at UBS as employment data dwarfs consensus call ...Economy NewsThe Canadian dollar (Currency:CAD) us a currency worth backing say analysts at UBS. (Please see the latest Scotiabank Canadian dollar forecasts on our Interna...
Manage the boom to ensure futureEdmonton JournalThe province's average growth is forecast to be 3.8 per cent in 2012-13, a rate that reflects underlying strength in investment and employment, and will lead the unemployment rate to dip to 4.6 per ce...
Canadian Dollar Gains on North American Growth OutlookBusinessWeekThe Canadian currency is up 0.7 percent in the past week, rising with haven currencies the yen and US dollar, amid concern Greece may be the first member state to exit the euro. Employme...
Canadian Dollar Falls as Political Turmoil Reduces Risk AppetiteBloombergEmployment climbed almost six times more than economists forecast, Statistics Canada said last week, fueling bets the central bank will be the first in the Group of Seven nations ...
