OTTAWA - The shine is about the come off the Canadian dollar.TD Bank says in a new forecast the loonie, which has been hovering around parity with the...

TORONTO - The Canadian dollar lifted Tuesday after Australia announced it was slashing its interest rate by a quarter percentage point.The loonie clim...

Global investors are turning against Canada’s economy, placing some of the largest bets on record that the country’s housing market, financial sec...

The public has some say in whether to build that casino, but nobody asks Canadians if they want to participate in the much larger casino of the global currency market. If you are unemployed, you are likely one of the losers from this giant virtual casino of international currency trading.

Investors are betting against the Canadian dollar in record numbers, as the number of people holding short positions against the loonie has hit an all...

UPDATE: The Canadian dollar tumbled more than a cent and the S&/TSX composite index lost more than 300 points on a day when economic data was leaving ...

UPDATE: Resource stocks led the way to a sharply lower session on the Toronto stock market as commodity prices tumbled Monday in the wake of data show...

TORONTO - The Canadian dollar was lower Friday but well off the worst levels of the session as job creation numbers for Canada and the United States m...

TORONTO - The Toronto stock market closed lower for a third session Thursday as further weak employment data raised worries about slowing U.S. economi...

OTTAWA - Canada's largest bank is forecasting the economy will do slightly better than most expect in the next two years, and one reason why is that t...

OTTAWA - The Canadian penny took another step Monday on what could be a long road to extinction, with businesses given the ultimate short-term power o...

TORONTO - The Canadian dollar closed below parity with the greenback for the first time in more than two months Thursday in the wake of the Bank of Ca...

TORONTO - Canada's commodity-sensitive dollar closed slightly lower Tuesday as a stronger U.S. greenback pressured prices for oil and copper.The looni...

Mention exchange rates and most Canadians will immediately assume U.S. dollars. With most of our trade still denominated in USD, the fixation is natural. China is seen by many as an upcoming reserve currency, but that day is still a long way off. On both Canadian and world stages, the greenback still takes the lead role. But as we move into the next growth cycle, others will play increasingly significant supporting roles.

TORONTO - The Canadian dollar extended a string of losses Wednesday as worries increased about whether there can be a quick resolution to the looming ...

TORONTO - The Canadian dollar closed little changed Tuesday as the Bank of Canada said it was keeping its key rate unchanged at one per cent while kee...

TORONTO - A new poll suggests more Canadians are living debt free this year compared to 2011.The annual RBC survey found that 26 per cent of responden...

TORONTO - The Canadian dollar closed lower Wednesday with traders generally avoiding riskier assets in the wake of reduced economic growth expectation...

TORONTO - The Canadian dollar closed Monday at a one-year high against the U.S. currency, partly because Canada is increasingly viewed as one of the f...

TORONTO - The Canadian dollar flirted with parity, but closed below the mark on Friday as commodities moved higher on U.S. jobs data that was better t...

June 30, 2012, marks 25 years since Canada ditched its one-dollar bill in favour of a gold-coloured coin. And while the move was somewhat controver...

TORONTO - The Canadian dollar moved lower Monday as commodity prices weakened and expectations for economic data due later this week remained soft.The...

TORONTO - The Canadian dollar closed lower Monday as early relief that Spain was getting a bailout for its banking sector faded.The commodity-sensitiv...

TORONTO - The Canadian dollar was higher Friday morning following the release of much better than expected job creation data for April.The currency sh...