- Alberta Vote Adds Risk To USD/CAD Decline
- CREA downgrades home sales forecast for the third time this year
- Form 424B5 Strive Inc For: 16 October
- The Kiwi defies hot US inflation as Fed pause bets weaken the USD
- US Dollar Weekly Forecast: Down for the week, but far from defeated
- Alberta Vote Adds Risk To USD/CAD Decline
- The Fed just got a second hot inflation number. Here’s what the diesel signal is really saying
- The MoneySense guide to debt management
Author: Robert Jessi
Canadian Dollar buying could fuel a rebound against the US Dollar, but JPMorgan’s trading desk doubts the recovery has lasting economic support. JPMorgan’s trading desk has spotted a shift towards Canadian Dollar buying, but remains unconvinced that a rebound would develop into sustained strength against the US Dollar. Its 6 October commentary describes clients selling USD/CAD across all customer categories, a change from the persistent selling of the Canadian currency seen recently. By Wednesday afternoon, however, USD/CAD had risen to 1.4259, reversing most of Tuesday’s decline and leaving the Loonie’s recovery looking fragile. The desk writes: “While positioning has become…
This all comes in light of mounting evidence of the potential harms pre- and early teen users are exposed to on social media platforms and using AI chatbots, from misinformation to bullying to body image issues. But for now, the only restrictions in Canada are the platforms’ own loosely enforced age restrictions—usually age 13 and up. But the problems extend beyond social media to all internet activity, so what should parents do to keep their children safe? The web and the preteen brain One of the most vulnerable groups falls between 10 and 14, says Julie Kuzmic, senior compliance officer,…
Oppenheimer reiterates Unity Software stock rating on Google AI partnership
The dollar remains supported as September showed a Fed firmly expecting to hike the policy rate again later in the year. French debt markets are still unsettled and remains fragile. Expect more focus on political events in Paris today and also on Bank of England speakers, where centrists could turn more hawkish USD: Clean, Hawkish Read From the FOMC Minutes September FOMC minutes published last night reflect a hawkish Fed. One sentence which caught our eye was: “Most participants assessed that another increase in the target range for the federal funds rate would likely be appropriate by year-end.” This followed…
USD The dollar’s Tuesday pause proved short-lived. Wednesday saw the rise around 0.4 as Treasuries sold off again, with the touching 5.36% before a strong auction prompted yields to retreat. The September FOMC minutes added little: all 19 participants backed the hike to 3.75-4.00%, and most judged a further move would likely be appropriate by year-end, with the Middle East energy shock, AI investment and tariffs all cited as upside inflation risks. That fits our December call, with markets pricing a little over 20% for October 28th and a hike by December largely in the price. Today’s docket is light,…
Canadian Dollar buying could fuel a rebound against the US Dollar, but JPMorgan’s trading desk doubts the recovery has lasting economic support. JPMorgan’s trading desk has spotted a shift towards Canadian Dollar buying, but remains unconvinced that a rebound would develop into sustained strength against the US Dollar. Its 6 October commentary describes clients selling USD/CAD across all customer categories, a change from the persistent selling of the Canadian currency seen recently. By Wednesday afternoon, however, USD/CAD had risen to 1.4259, reversing most of Tuesday’s decline and leaving the Loonie’s recovery looking fragile. The desk writes: “While positioning has become…
Delayed 08:01:54 2026-10-07 pm EDT 5-day change 1st Jan Change 1.4259 CAD +0.00% +0.27% +3.90% Published on 10/02/2026 at 01:03 pm EDT Reuters This article is reserved for our members.Log in to continueLog inCreate an accountDurationAuto.2 months3 months6 months9 months1 year2 years5 years10 yearsMax.PeriodDayWeek Indices Europe America Asia Legal information | Cookie settings | MarketScreener Blog | About us | Copyright © 2026 Surperformance SAS. All rights reserved. Stock quotes are provided by Factset, Morningstar and S&P Capital IQ Select your editionAll financial news and data tailored to specific country editions
Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Fort McMurray, Alta., this week to announce the first proposal to be deemed in the national interest under legislation passed last year: the million-barrel-per-day Pacific Link pipeline from Alberta to a tanker export terminal in southern B.C. The designation means the proposal will be subject to a streamlined review process, shepherded by the Calgary-based major projects office. The pipeline’s economic fate hinges on oilsands companies being willing to spend on expanding their output. At a news conference, Carney was asked whether he expected a return to boom times in the northeastern Alberta oilsands hub…
Pacific Booker upsizes private placement to $12 million
Entente Education Canada urges federal government to take steps to improve cash flow and tax fairness for seniors, caregiver support Entente calls for improved fiscal measures for seniors Toronto, Ontario, Sept. 23, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Older Canadians want to age safely and affordably in their homes. To help them do so, Entente Education Canada has called on the federal government to enact three critical fiscal measures. Rising costs and financial strains are making it harder for many seniors to age in place. Taking action can support their well-being and contribute to reducing pressures on long‑term care, hospitals and our…
