Canadian dollar inches up 0.05 of a cent to 97.48 cents US on Wednesday (Canadian Business)

TORONTO – The Canadian dollar closed 0.05 of a cent higher to 97.48 cents US on Wednesday.The U.S. dollar stood at C$1.0259, down 0.05 of a

TORONTO – The Canadian dollar closed 0.05 of a cent higher to 97.48 cents US on Wednesday.The U.S. dollar stood at C$1.0259, down 0.05 of a

9170 and 9300 are potential resistance levels for the AUDUSD. A drop below 9050 is needed in order to suggest that the larger trend has turned back down.

The Canadian dollar continues to find support on strong domestic fundamentals and an increase in broader optimism. The USD/CAD has closed lower for eight straight days and is looking to end that streak today.

TORONTO – The Canadian dollar opened at 97.46 cents US, up 0.03 of a cent from Tuesday’s close.The U.S. dollar stood at C$1.0261, down 0.03

For six weeks now, the euro-dollar exchange rate, known to forex traders as the EUR/USD, has gone nowhere. The dollar has gained big since late November, but while we’ve seen some big ups and downs lately, they made almost zero net progress: Today, the rate stands near $1.3650, where it was in early February

Senate negotiators are closing in on a deal to create a $50 billion trust fund from fees on large U.S. financial firms that likely will include Goldman Sachs Group Inc

TORONTO – The Canadian dollar closed 0.12 of a cent higher to 97.43 cents US on Tuesday.The U.S.

The European Union’s top regulatory official said the bloc will consider banning “purely speculative” credit-default swaps as German Chancellor Angela Merkel called for a crackdown on derivatives trading to prevent a rerun of the Greek financial crisis.

TORONTO – The Canadian dollar traded at 97.46 cents US, up 0.15 of a cent on Monday.The U.S. dollar was trading at C$1.0261, down 0.15 of a

TORONTO – The Canadian dollar opened at 97.04 cents US, down 0.27 of a cent from Monday’s close.The U.S.