The U.S. dollar held its ground on Tuesday as President Donald Trump's tariff threats were interpreted more as a negotiating ...

The Canadian dollar added to its monthly decline against its U.S. counterpart on Friday in volatile trading as investors braced for the expected start of U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, including on ...

The Canadian dollar went on a wild ride Monday, trading below 68 cents U.S. in anticipation of Donald Trump’s 25 per cent ...

Canadians breathed a sign of relief when newly elected U.S. President Donald ... The market reaction was swift. The Canadian dollar shed as much as 1.2 per cent, falling to 68.5 cents U.S. late last ...

Put sugar in the crude oil so all the U.S. refineries seize up. Instead of shutting off Canadian electricity exports, export ...

She said that 'a list of products worth 200 billion Canadian Dollars ($139bn) would send a message to the US about the hard ...

About two months into what had been a rewarding “personal journey” in India, and after travelling through nearly a dozen ...

U.S. President Donald Trump has said he will impose a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods as early as Saturday. Politicians ...

Consumers are seeking out websites that list common American food items and suggest alternatives that are grown or made in ...

It's a sign that we're still in a wait-and-watch ... Either way, the implications for the Canadian dollar aren't looking good. Domestic growth is already moderated, and inflation is almost on ...

Quite the contrary, RBC expects the Canadian dollar to fade further to 68.96 cents U.S. by the second quarter as the gap between the two central banks widens. (It was trading at 69.33 cents U.S. this ...