Loonie on rise as rates on hold

Article Abstract:

After Alan Greenspan makes comments indicating holding interest rates in the U.S., Canada's currency closes at 68.17 cents (U.S.) on July 25, 2000, its highest point in three months.

Government revenues, Economic policy, Foreign exchange, Foreign exchange rates, Interest rates

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Dollar slides on signs of U.S. recovery

Article Abstract:

The value of the Canadian dollar dropped by more than one-third on June 19, 2003. The dollar fell amid signals that the U.S. economy is modestly recovering.

United States, Financial management, Finance, Company financing, Dollar (Canada)

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Dollar jumps to 4-month high of 65.54 cents

Article Abstract:

The Canadian dollar rises to 65.54 cents, boosted by building permits and retail sales.

Commodity & service prices, Economic aspects

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