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The Canadian dollar climbed to its strongest level in three weeks after a blowout Canadian employment report shifted market expectations around Bank of Canada policy. Here is what is driving the move and where USD/CAD goes from here.
The Canadian dollar climbed to its strongest level in three weeks after a blowout employment report shifted the Bank of Canada rate-cut calculus and caught short sellers off guard. Here's exactly what drove the move and where USD/CAD goes next.
Canada's trade surplus ballooned to a four-year high in May 2026, signalling a dramatic shift in the country's external accounts that has immediate implications for the Canadian dollar, Bank of Canada policy expectations, and commodity-linked assets.
The Bank of Canada's interest rate decision is one of the highest-impact macro events for CAD pairs and Canadian markets. This guide shows traders exactly how to read and act on BoC rate signals in 2026.
The Canadian dollar has slid to its weakest level in seven months as a hawkish pivot from the Federal Reserve sharply widened the U.S.-Canada rate differential and crushed near-term CAD sentiment. Here is the full breakdown of what is driving the move and where USD/CAD goes next.
The Canadian dollar has tumbled to a seven-month low against the US dollar after the Federal Reserve delivered a hawkish policy signal, widening the interest-rate divergence between Washington and Ottawa. Here is what is driving the move and what traders should watch next.
A landmark U.S.-Iran peace deal rattled energy markets and triggered a sharp repositioning in the Canadian dollar, sending USD/CAD lower as traders weighed competing forces of oil supply risk and improved global risk appetite.
A landmark U.S.-Iran peace agreement is sending ripple effects through currency markets, with the Canadian dollar posting notable gains as oil prices and risk appetite shift in tandem. Traders are now recalibrating their USD/CAD positioning as the geopolitical landscape changes dramatically.