USDCAD

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USDCAD extends yesterday's losses to two-week lows amid general USD weakness as investors ignore the rising number of new coronavirus cases and focus on more risky assets while dumping USD which acted as a safe-haven asset during the pandemic.

USDCAD pare early losses and reverse three days of losses as the risk-on sentiment shift investors attention from the safe-haven...

USDCAD trades higher for the fifth consecutive session as the pairs rebound from the 200-day moving average continues. Rising fears...

The USDCAD pair moved up slightly as investors remained concerned about the rising coronavirus cases in the United States. The pair is trading at 1.3650, which is higher than this week’s low of 1.3485. At the same time, the US dollar index is down by 10 basis points.

USDCAD continues higher for the third consecutive session as the risk appetite fades away amid rising fears of a second...

USDCAD retreat on Monday as the crude oil price managed to reverse the Asian session losses, and despite the better economic data from the USA.

The USDCAD pair was little changed today partly due to a stronger dollar, lower oil prices, and weak Canadian inflation data. The pair is trading at 1.3540, which is higher than this month’s low of 1.3315.

USDCAD trades higher, making two-week highs as investors looking for cover in safe-haven USD. Fears for the second wave of...

USDCAD retreat today after yesterday’s sharp gains as the risk-off sentiment returns to markets. The Canadian dollar was under severe...

USDCAD hits the lowest level since early March after Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged at 0% to 0.25% by unanimous vote, and will stay at those levels until the economy achieve the employment and stability targets.