9. Canadian Dollar

Canadian Dollar Rises as Oil Shows Strength
The Canadian dollar rose against the 3 other major currencies today, completely reversing the daily trend, as the oil and commodity markets become more attractive after the holidays.

Canadian Dollar Declines for Fourth Day
The Canadian dollar declined today against its U.S. counterpart for the fourth straight day as the oil prices continued to fall globally.

Canadian Dollar Slid This Week as Oil Declined
The Canadian dollar declined against the U.S. dollar for the second week in a row as the oil and commodities prices continued to drop on the worsening global economy outlook.

CAD Weakest since March 2007 on Oil Slump
The Canadian dollar fell to the weakest level against the U.S. dollar in more than 18 months after crude oil and commodity prices fell significantly on speculation that the global demand will decline.

CAD Loses on U.S. Economy Slowdown
The Canadian dollar continued its strong bearish trend today against the U.S. dollar as the currency traders began to realize that the commodity prices won’t hold up if the world’s biggest economy will continue to cool down.

CAD Down before Central Bank Meeting
The Canadian dollar was falling slightly yesterday and today against the other world currencies as the traders expected the interest rate decision of the Bank of Canada monetary policy meeting, which is scheduled for 22nd of April.

Canadian Dollar Continues Appreciation
The Canadian dollar continued its two-day growth against the U.S. dollar and the Japanese yen today, as the commodity markets showed that are still able to grow.

Canadian Dollar Slipped Down on Risk Concerns
The Canadian dollar dropped on Forex today, mainly against the U.S. dollar and the Japanese yen, as the investors favored less commodity-dependent currencies.

CAD Grows for Second Day
The Canadian dollar continued to grow today after rising from the one month bottom in which it has been until yesterday. Oil rose to the record high levels above $100 per barrel recently adding interest to one of the largest oil-exporting economies.

Canadian Dollar Grows on Improving Conjuncture
Canadian dollar rose this week again, after its sharp turn back from the long-term growth to the depreciation against the U.S. dollar.