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$1.00 usd = $1.29 cdn ?
i don't get it - why? the US economy is in a free fall, why has the Canadian dollar fallen so far?
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Canada is deflating the dollar in hopes to prop up manufacturing exports to the usa while oil prices are low.
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hey that sounds pretty reasonable and educated :winkwink:
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It's because investors are betting that the US will lead the world in recovery. Other currencies are down too but the USD is staying strong.
http://money.cnn.com/2009/03/02/mark...buzz/index.htm |
because Canada mostly about oil/energy and that sector is getting killed... once oil prices will start to rise CAD will get stronger vs USD
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In July the 1GBP was 2USD. Its now 1GBP is 1.4USD. Can't believe the drop. Its good for me, earning more in my own currency is always a good thing :)
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I am getting here in Mexico 1:15.33
For every dollar I get 15.33 pesos. |
a low C$ is a good thing...
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Just like the answer to why Bush invaded Iraq..... oil!
http://www.nationalpost.com/story.html?id=1194590 http://www.financialpost.com/story.html?id=879941 http://economics.about.com/od/prices...nd_dollars.htm http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...Y&refer=canada |
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Because USA > Canada. :P
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A bit OT but Canada seems to be doing a good job (for the time being) of avoiding bank failures. Definitely a good sign for Canada.
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it's called pushup effect
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The canadian economy is fine, since we have the strongest bank system in the world right now, but our dollar's strenght is based on oil price mainly.
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CND follows oil, but in reality the can$ should be one of the strongest in the world right now, we have the most stable banks, had (i repeat had) a balanced budget and not as much debt as the US.
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The canadian dollar follows the oil.. thats no brainer.
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