US Dollar/Canadian Dollar

USD/CAD near 1.4000: Fed hike fuels dollar surge, oil steadies Canada—key technical levels and future outlook for traders and risk‑managers.

USD/CAD rises as BoC stays flat; U.S. rate hikes, yield gap, and trade friction push Canada’s currency lower, leaving exporters and investors in a tough spot.

Canadian dollar climbs vs. U.S. dollar amid 50% trade tariffs, rising inflation, and higher oil prices, keeping USD/CAD in a bearish trend.

USD/CAD slides under 1.40 as weak U.S. retail sales, rising Canadian oil, and a dovish Fed keep the dollar in retreat.

USD/CAD falls below 1.39 as weak U.S. retail sales and steady inflation hit the dollar, while Canada’s oil gains and trade hopes lift the Canadian currency.

USD/CAD held steady at 1.3935 as rising oil prices and Canada’s strong labor market bolster the CAD, keeping the pair near two‑month lows.

US dollar falls on weak US jobs, buoyed by stronger Canadian employment and tighter policy outlook, reshaping USD/CAD dynamics.

USD/CAD surges to a new 52‑week high as U.S. labor softness and a stronger Canadian job market, backed by rising oil, push the CAD past 1.40.

USD/CAD holds above 1.4000 as oil gains boost the loonie, while traders await Friday’s U.S. payrolls for the next move.

USD/CAD market on 24 Jul 2026: AI‑driven risk‑off, oil‑fuelled gains, and Brent inflation worries keep the 1.4100 support key—can the CAD hold or will the USD surge?