Stay updated with CAD tagged currency news, market trends, and exchange rate insights to make informed financial decisions.
Explore our latest CAD tagged content. From expert guides and forecasts to provider reviews and practical money tips, these posts help you stay informed and make smarter currency decisions.
All Content (157)
By Topic:
About Us (10)
Business Fx Specialists (11)
Cash Pickup (5)
Expat (10)
Foreign Currency Accounts (11)
Foreign Transfers (48)
Fx Analysis (6)
Fx Risk (6)
Fx Specialists (23)
International Wires (13)
Large Amounts (11)
Ofx (12)
Provider Comparison (6)
Revolut (9)
Study Abroad (5)
Travel Cards (14)
Travel Money (16)
Us Banks (11)
Wise (14)
By Currency: AUD (24) CAD (17) CHF (12) CNY (8) EUR (25) GBP (14) INR (8) JPY (17) MXN (5) NZD (9) OIL (8) SGD (5) USD (37)
The New Zealand dollar led July’s G10 gains after an RBNZ rate hike, while softer U.S. inflation weighed on the dollar and left the euro at the bottom of the major-currency table.
The Canadian dollar could recover modestly over the next year, but trade uncertainty and the interest-rate gap remain important risks.
Central-bank policy is moving in different directions in July 2026. New Zealand and Japan have raised rates, Canada is holding, and the next Fed, Bank of England and Bank of Japan meetings could drive fresh currency volatility.
Learn how the Canadian dollar works, what moves CAD exchange rates and how travellers, expats and businesses can compare conversion costs.
Higher oil prices and Middle East uncertainty have pushed investors back toward safe-haven currencies, especially the US dollar, while adding pressure to oil-importing and risk-sensitive currencies as the Australian dollar.
The U.S. dollar has strengthened as investors move into safer assets, while higher oil prices and rising economic risks weigh on Asian currencies such as the Indian rupee and South Korean won.
With the yen down sharply against major currencies, winter in Japan offers rare value on hotels, food, transport, and skiing. A rare currency tailwind for travellers.
Central banks are moving in different directions—Australia cuts, UK eases despite inflation, and the Fed faces political risks. Here’s what it means for exchange rates and transfer timing.
President Trump has raised U.S. tariffs to an average of 15.2%, targeting Canada, Asia, and Europe, as part of his push to reshape global trade. Markets and currencies reacted with caution amid rising uncertainty.
Global FX markets shifted in July as the USD gained on trade deals, the British pound climbed, and the Indian rupee weakened on tariff fears. Here’s what’s driving currencies now.
The Canadian dollar has defied political chaos and global headwinds to emerge as one of 2025’s unlikely winners. But with minority rule in Ottawa, soaring household debt, and a high-stakes U.S. election looming, the loonie’s fight for survival is just beginning.
The global currency landscape is experiencing notable shifts as the euro strengthens against major currencies, influenced by economic policies, geopolitical events, and fluctuating oil prices.
Central Bank Chief's Removal Sets Stage for Currency Liberalization
The US dollar weakened due to fears surrounding regional banks, while the ECB offered a less hawkish than expected 25bp hike and the Swiss franc is in demand.
How can exchange rates affect the cost of a ski holiday? We look at tips for finding the best value locations for skiing, there are countries where skiing may be more affordable due to favourable exchange rates or lower costs of living.
As we approach mid-year a shift has taken place in currency markets with the narrative less about interest rates hikes and more risk-off worries about a possible coming recession.
Any curbs to Russian access to its foreign reserves could present a bigger blow to the Russian economy than the impact of a ban on Swift.
Canada is a vast country with a lot to see and do, so it's a good idea to spend some time planning your trip to make the most of your time there. Here are some things you might consider when planning a trip to Canada: