Forex News

The Canadian dollar is extremely linked to the crude oil and equities markets performance, and after a day of rising risk aversion, the loonie declined as appeal for commodities and stocks dropped.

After touching a two-week high versus the U.S. dollar this week as risk appetite surged in the beginning of the week, the Canadian currency witnessed a declined as stocks pared gains and demand for commodities declined, halting the loonie’s rally and erasing its previous weekly gains partially.

USD/CAD traded at 1.0507 as of 22:10 GMT from a previous rate of 1.0467 in the intraday.

If you want to comment on the Canadian dollar’s recent action or have any questions regarding this currency, please, feel free to reply below.

Earlier News About the Canadian Dollar:

• Crude Oil Sets Canadian Dollar to Record High (2009-12-01)
• Canadian Dollar Advances on GDP Figures (2009-11-30)
• Dubai Debt Makes Another Victim: Canadian Dollar (2009-11-27)
• Canadian Dollar Rises on Russian Bets (2009-11-26)
• Canadian Currency Tumbles on Risk Aversion (2009-11-24)

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