The Canadian dollar strengthened to an 11-day high against its U.S. counterpart on Monday as equity markets rallied and ...

The Canadian dollar strengthened against its U.S. counterpart on Friday as equity markets rebounded and Mark Carney was sworn ...

Donald Trump's second presidency is having a dramatic impact on currencies around the world, though not in the way investors ...

The U.S. dollar rose to a one-week high against the Canadian dollar on Tuesday after President Donald Trump hit Canada with ...

In a basket of 16 major currencies, including the Japanese yen, the euro and the pound, the loonie is wallowing in ...

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The Canadian dollar rose after the Bank of Canada announced its seventh consecutive rate cut as investors appeared to look through the latest moves by policymakers. On Wednesday, the Canadian dollar ...

The loonie was at $1.4496 in early Asian hours having touched a one-month low of $1.45415 on Monday, while the Mexican peso fell 0.2% to 20.7390 per dollar, its lowest since February 3 as traders come ...

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According to South Florida real estate agent Catherine Spino, some Canadians are flocking out of Florida. Spino, a Canadian American, tells CBS12 News most of her clients are Canadian snowbirds ...

But first, let’s look at how the Canadian dollar fell so sharply in the first place. The loonie is struggling for several reasons—a depreciated currency is never the result of just one factor.

President Donald Trump’s trade war, and a weakened dollar, have been fuelling a Canadian consumer revolt against U.S.-made ...