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The Canadian Dollar has been steadily recovering against the US Dollar after reaching 30-week lows

The Canadian Dollar has been steadily recovering against the US Dollar after reaching 30-week lows

The Canadian Dollar is recovering against the US Dollar following a recent setback, regaining ground after hitting 30-week lows. Trade discussions between Canada and the US remain stalled, creating uncertainty in the currency market. Prime Minister Mark Carney mentioned that no recent trade discussions have occurred since the US President halted them.
Inclusion Rates and the Capital Dividend Account | CI Global Asset Management

Inclusion Rates and the Capital Dividend Account | CI Global Asset Management

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Canadian Dollar drifts lower to near 1.4050 as Canadian CPI inflation looms | FXStreet

Canadian Dollar drifts lower to near 1.4050 as Canadian CPI inflation looms | FXStreet

The USD/CAD pair gathers strength to near 1.4060 during the early European trading hours on Tuesday. The Canadian Dollar (CAD) edges lower against the US Dollar (USD) as oil prices fall and the Bank of Canada (BoC) Business Outlook Survey supports expectations for another interest rate cut this month.
Is buying a home in Canada even worth it or should you just rent? | Urbanized

Is buying a home in Canada even worth it or should you just rent? | Urbanized

To rent or to buy a home in Canada? If you’re a millennial living in this country, that may be the big question in your life right now. With the Bank of Canada recently cutting its key interest rate for the third time, and housing prices in some major cities forecasted to decrease sharply by the end of the year, you may be weighing your options. Despite the softening housing market, the cost-of-living crisis persists. So, is it really worth buying a home in Canada, or are there benefits to being a renter? Daily Hive spoke with Thuy Lam, a certified financial planner and money coach based in Toronto. She offers advice-only financial planning, which means that she can remain completely objective because she’s not selling any financial products.

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