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Canadian dollar tumbles as trade rift threatens growth outlook (opens the original)
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The Canadian dollar was heading for its worst day against the United States dollar in more than two months after trade talks between the two countries collapsed. The loonie fell as much as 0.6 per cent to $1.3844 versus its U.S. counterpart, leading losses against all Group-of-10 currencies and on course for its worst performance since June 17. Selling could extend, as Washington’s latest 50 per cent tariffs on billions of dollars of Canadian goods threaten an economic pickup expected in the com
TD warns U.S. dollar set to drop as market misprices Fed rate risk (opens the original)
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The United States dollar will weaken if the Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged this week, according to TD Securities. How far the greenback will fall will depend on whether all of the central bank’s decision makers are in agreement with Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh, said strategist Howard Du, who thinks the market is mispricing the risk of rate hikes heading into Wednesday’s policy meeting. “In the case of a rate hold decision with two or fewer dissents, the dollar should see knee-jerk
Hedge funds turn most negative on Canadian dollar since 2024 (opens the original)
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Hedge funds have accumulated the most negative bets on the Canadian dollar in two years as the threat of American tariffs drags on the currency. Leveraged money managers held 99,823 contracts tied to wagers on a weaker loonie in the week ending July 21, according to Commodity Futures Trading Commission data released on Friday. That’s the largest amount going back to August 2024. The negative positioning comes as Canada’s currency heads for its worst weekly performance in five weeks. The loonie h
Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries rose in May, led by Canada (opens the original)
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Foreign holdings of United States Treasuries increased in May, led by the sometimes-volatile Canadian stockpile, with Japan having drawn down some of its balance. Overseas holdings rose US$18.5 billion in May from the month before, U.S. Treasury data showed Tuesday. That brought the total to US$9.37 trillion, the second-largest on record. The figures incorporate both net sales and purchases and changes in valuation. A Bloomberg index of U.S. Treasuries ticked up 0.1 per cent in May after a sligh
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