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Home > Tradeline News > Entries tagged canadian dollar
  • Canadian Dollar Could Fall Back to Record Low, Fidelity’s Wolf Says

    Posted March 19, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    The loonie may sink back to its record low $0.62 as the country retrenches from a consumer-spending boom into the face of a slowing global economy, warns former Bank of Canada advisor David Wolf.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: canadian dollar,loonie,currency exchange,u.s. dollar,canadian economy,foreign investment,trudeau government,bill morneau,federal budget,bank of canada,central banks,u.s. federal reserve,interest rates

  • Canadian Dollar Rebounds From 5-Month Low as Investors Rethink Fed Outlook

    Posted November 29, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    The Canadian dollar rallied to hit 75.40 U.S. cents yesterday, following comments from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell suggesting that the central bank may be nearing an end to its interest rate hikes.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: federal reserve,jerome powell,interest rates,u.s. monetary policy,u.s. economy,stock markets,canadian dollar,u.s. dollar,exchange rate

  • Loonie’s Gains Set to Fizzle as Focus Turns From NAFTA to Bank of Canada

    Posted August 29, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    The loonie has weakened about 3.1% this year versus the greenback, but some traders see stability ahead for the Canadian currency despite the shifting interest-rate outlook and trade developments.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: canadian dollar,u.s. dollar,exchange rates,north american free trade agreement, nafta,nafta renegotiation,global trade,trade disputes,bank of canada,stephen poloz,interest rates,canadian economy,economic forecasts

  • Saudi Arabia Stops Buying Canadian Wheat, Barley

    Posted August 08, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies

    As it continues to express rage at being rebuked over the jailing of two women’s rights activists, Saudi Arabia has begun selling off its Canadian assets while also halting any future purchases of grains.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: justin trudeau,trudeau government,global affairs canada,chrystia freeland,human rights,raif badawi,saudi arabia,adel al-jubeir,mohammed bin salman,military equipment,saudi grains organization, sgo,agricultural trade,grain exports,canadian dollar,foreign exchange,foreign investment

  • Bank of Canada Expected to Resume Tightening Key Interest Rate (Updated)

    Posted July 11, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    Canada’s central bank is widely expected to raise its benchmark interest rate to 1.5% today, thanks to stronger economic data, even as the country faces a number of significant trade-related uncertainties.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: bank of canada,stephen poloz,interest rates,canadian economy,statistics canada,canadian dollar,economic uncertainty,steel-aluminum tariffs,retaliatory tariffs,trade disputes,trade wars

  • Loonie Falls to Lowest Since June 2017 Amid Trade Tensions, Lower Oil

    Posted June 20, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    The Canadian dollar dropped to the lowest point in a year, weighed down by a host of factors such as prolonged uncertainty around the renegotiation of NAFTA and Trump’s escalation of global trade tensions.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: canadian dollar,u.s. dollar,exchange rates,currency exchange,oil prices,canadian economy,north american free trade agreement, nafta,nafta renegotiation,steel-aluminum tariffs,retaliatory tariffs,trade wars,trade disputes,bank of canada,interest rates

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