For decades, the Canadian dollar moved in lockstep with oil – a natural relationship for a major energy exporter. But the current surge in oil prices driven by the U.S.–Iran conflict has provided no …
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Why the Canadian Dollar Is Ignoring the Oil Rally
By Robert Jessi