Canadian dollar hits 5-year low
Watch the Canadian dollar for clues about how investors might react to Trump's tariffs
The Canadian dollar already fell to a five-year low compared with the U.S. dollar early Friday. Depending on how the Trump Administration chooses to move ahead with its tariff threats, the reaction early next week could be potentially huge.
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The Canadian Dollar is treading water against the Greenback near 1.44. The Bank of Canada cut interest rates again this week.
Markets are underpricing the potential risks of Trump’s tariffs and Europe could well be next in his sights, he added. U.S.
The Canadian dollar was unchanged against the greenback on Friday, and the yield on benchmark government debt slipped. The ...
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