The Canadian dollar and Mexican peso both edged up against the dollar after falling sharply, and the currencies’ losses were relatively contained considering the scale of tariffs, possibly reflecting ...

The USD/CAD exchange rate surged to a high of 1.4792 on Monday, its highest level since 2003 and over 67% from its lowest ...

Asian stock markets tumbled on Monday and European and U.S. equity futures pointed sharply lower after President Donald Trump ...

The euro, Canadian dollar, and Mexican peso declined on Monday due to US tariffs, amid fears of a trade war that could hit ...

The dollar surged on Monday, pushing its Canadian counterpart and Mexican peso to multi-year lows while China's yuan slumped ...

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The Canadian dollar sank to its weakest since 2003, with euro and Mexican peso also posting losses, according to a Bloomberg report.

The US administration has de facto scrapped the USMCA agreement that President Donald Trump himself had negotiated in 2019, ...

There was a defensive rally in the dollar, and it was the commodity currencies -- the Australian and New Zealand dollars -- that were hit hard, as well as the Mexican peso and Canadian dollar. The ...

The US dollar is approaching parity with the euro and reaching a record high against the Canadian dollar and a three-year ...

The steep declines came after Trump on Saturday imposed 25 per cent tariffs on all imports from Mexico and Canada, with a lower 10 per cent levy for Canadian energy, and new 10 per cent tariffs on ...

Having lived with the risk of a US-led trade war for weeks, financial markets reopened Monday needing to deal with the ...