NEW YORK (Reuters) – The U.S. dollar rose on Tuesday, recovering from its biggest daily percentage drop in 14 months after President Donald Trump suggested the U.S. could impose tariffs on Canada and ...
The Bank of Canada attributes dollar price changes primarily to two factors: demand for Canadian goods and services and the frequency at which people in foreign exchange markets buy and sell them.
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“It’s actually a good thing for the Canadian tourism sector because people don’t go to the states and instead Canadians stay home and travel around Canada where the dollar is still worth mos ...
The dollar rebounded in Asian trade after U.S. President Donald Trump suggested imposing tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Trump mentioned a possible 25% tariff announcement on February 1. This caused a ...
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Canadian dollar gains 1.1% against the greenback Touches its strongest since Dec. 17 at 1.4262 BoC survey shows firms expecting improved demand 10-year yield eases 1.3 basis points TORONTO, Jan 20 ...
Bloomberg’s dollar gauge rose as much as 0.7% in Asia Tuesday after slumping in New York trade as Trump said he may enact 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada in February. Currencies of the two ...