Canadian dollar news

The USD/CAD is challenging short-term lows in early trading this morning, having kept up the Forex pair’s bearish move which has developed since yesterday.

The first full week of December brings about a slew of important economic data releases and events from around the globe.

The Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 slumped as volatility swept through markets. The US Dollar and Japanese Yen gained as crude oil prices declined. US CPI, the RBA and BoC rate decisions are on ...

The US dollar initially fell on Friday, but after crude oil markets turned around, we ended up forming an exactly inverse candlestick of what we had seen in the WTI grade market.

The Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 slumped as volatility swept through markets. The US Dollar and Japanese Yen gained as crude oil prices declined. US CPI, the RBA and BoC rate decisions are on ...

The Bank of Canada’s (BoC) last interest rate decision for 2021 may keep USD/CAD afloat as the central bank is expected to retain the current policy.

USD bulls have made another push this week, even after the Omicron-fueled scare from last week. EUR/USD, GBP/USD and AUD/USD are all nearing major inflection points.

Tomorrow brings NFP out of the United States and this print can create some volatility across global markets as the focus is now on the FOMC after Powell's comments this week.

Recent developments in the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicate a further appreciation in USD/CAD as the oscillator climbs above 70 to push into overbought territory.

CAD may surrender recent gains against the dollar as the drop in WTI and renewed bullish Fed tone opens the door to a USD/CAD bullish continuation