U.S. CAD News

U.S. CAD capital.com / Apr 21, 2022

The Covid-19 pandemic “dramatically disrupted” the usual flow of funds between the federal government and states, according to a new report from the Rockefeller Institute of Government, which details how the crisis shifted the normal balance of payments. Among the findings: All states received more…

U.S. CAD capital.com / Apr 21, 2022

TORONTO, April 21, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Fox River Resources Corporation (the “Company” or “Fox River”) (CSE: FOX) is pleased to announce the positive...

U.S. CAD FXStreet / May 5, 2021

Loonie resumes upside versus US dollar after Tuesday's pause. USD/CAD about to post the lowest close since September 2017. The USD/CAD resumed the decline and dropped below 1.2265, hitting at 1.2251, the lowest intraday level since January 2018; on a daily basis, it could post the lowest close since September 2017.

U.S. CAD FXStreet / May 5, 2021

USD/CAD is likely to break its bearish consolidation to the downside. The relentless rise in WTI prices offset the US dollar's advance. The hourly chart shows a breach of the ascending trendline support. USD/CAD is looking to challenge the April low of 1.2265, as the risks remain to the downside amid a rally in WTI prices.

U.S. CAD FXStreet / May 5, 2021

Canada is expected to report a loss of 175,000 jobs in April. A resurgence of COVID-19 in the northern nation may have hurt hiring. Growing demand from the US may turn defy gloomy expectations. The Canadian dollar is set to gain ground, yet America's Nonfarm Payrolls may cause jitters in USD/CAD.

U.S. CAD FXStreet / May 5, 2021

EUR/USD is trading at 1.2007; the instrument is moving below Ichimoku Cloud, thus indicating a descending tendency. The markets could indicate that the price may test the cloud's downside border at 1.2045 and then resume moving downwards to reach 1.1865. Another signal in favor of a further downtrend will be a rebound from the resistance level.

U.S. CAD DailyForex.com / May 5, 2021

The USD/CAD continues to trade near crucial long-term support levels after making a strong move downwards on the 28th of April. What should intrigue speculators is the lack of a serious reversal higher after the bearish price action kicked into gear last week.

U.S. CAD FXStreet / May 5, 2021

Trading was dull across the FX board, with major pairs confined to limited intraday ranges. The greenback was the worst performer, edging lower against most of its major rivals. The shared currency was the exception to the rule, extending its weekly decline against its American rival and finishing the day at around 1.2000.