USD/CAD

USD/CAD's broader downtrend should extend over the remainder of the week says Micaella Feldstein, an analyst at Natixis.

USD/CAD is breaking out of long-term falling channel with very bullish implications for the pair (and the US Dollar) over the medium-term.

The Canadian Dollar sold off Friday after worse-than-expected GDP data for October poured cold water over earlier hopes of another interest rate rise in the near future.

Canadian inflation and retail sales both beat expectations resoundingly on Thursday, sending the Canadian Dollar surging higher.

The CAD is no longer influenced by oil prices in the way it once was, neither is the NOK. Why has the relationship between “black gold” and foreign exchange rates changed?

Canada's economy appears over its recent blip although the BoC remains cautious and strategist opinions on the Loonie are mixed.

The Canadian Dollar has always been characterised by its strong relationship with the price of oil and as third-quarter trade data is released we investigate the latest twist and turn of the relationship.

The Canadian Dollar has been the best performing currency over the last 24-hours but short-term strength belies longer-term risks, particularly from volatile trade relations with America.

 The Canadian Dollar vaulted higher on Thursday after the release of second quarter GDP data confirmed the economy's strong upward trajectory.

The Canadian Dollar may have peaked, says Bank of America's FX strategist Kamal Sharma.

After a strong month CAD could be over extended, says JP Morgan's Daniel P. Hui

Canadian employment report boosts CAD after showing gains in June.

The US Dollar to Canadian Dollar pair fell to new yearly lows of 1.2963 on Friday after Canadian GDP data surprised to the upside, solidifying expectations that the Canadian central bank is about to embark on an interest rate hiking cycle.

TD Securities have released their latest set of forecasts in which they have promulgated their FX vision for the next two years.

The US Dollar tends to weaken and Oil tends to rise in the month of April, according to research by UBS.

 The Canadian Dollar rose sharply after Canadian retail sales rose by 2.2% compared to the month before

 The price of crude oil fell 9% last week as inventory data showed stockpiles rising whilst data from futures exchanges showed a record high number of long or buy positions.

Morgan Stanley (MS) have provided their view of G10 currencies at the current juncture.

 The Canadian Dollar is expected to weaken versus all its major trading partners over the next two years, according to analysts’ predictions at Investment Bank CIBC Capital markets.