The British pound's recovery against the Canadian dollar looks fragile, but softer oil could hand it momentum.

The British pound looks set for further losses against the Canadian dollar in the near term, with losses potentially accelerating on any positive developments in the U.S.-Canada trade war.

The pound has made lower highs against the Loonie since July, and Canada's trade war has not interrupted them. The Bank of Canada and Canadian jobs are in focus this week.

GBP/CAD looks set to break higher on news that arrived after the previous week's market closed.

GBP/CAD has lost the 50-day average against a firming Canadian Dollar, with tariffs and inflation stacking this week's calendar.

The Canadian dollar can build on its recent recovery this week.

GBP/CAD has broken decisively above the 1.8842-1.8915 resistance zone, extending the bullish trend that has been building since late May.

It's been a strong run, but GBP/CAD above 1.88 has rarely proved sustainable.

The Canadian dollar can recover against the U.S. dollar as the greenback’s latest rally starts to look stretched, according to TD Securities.

GBP/CAD enters the new week having delivered the breakout bulls were looking for.

The Canadian dollar defends a key line against the pound, and the Bank of Canada will do the same in its midweek policy update.

A big moment in the life cycle of the pound-to-Canadian dollar exchange rate as it reaches a major resistance barrier.

Pound to Canadian dollar (GBP/CAD) upside favoured, albeit with limited scope for gains.

GBP/CAD remains trapped inside a broad multi-month range, but the recent price action suggests bullish momentum is rebuilding and the pair is attempting another move toward the top of the channel.

GBP/CAD has come under pressure of late but the coming week suggests the pair will be better supported.

The pound-Canadian dollar is set to retain an incredibly tight trading range in the coming days as we await a trigger to end this phase of consolidation.

The pound-Canadian dollar exchange could stay under pressure in the coming days as a spell of Canadian dollar outperformance threatens to extend.

The pound-New Zealand dollar exchange rate drops 0.40% to 2.2930 on Monday, amidst a solid start to the new week for NZ exchange rates.

Desjardins slashes CAD appreciation forecasts as oil windfalls bypass Canada's economy.

HSBC says the pound will trend lower against the Canadian dollar.