Canada’s dollar plunges as U.S. greenback gains strength
Investors turn to U.S. dollar amid new worries over Greece’s debt
- By: David Paddon
- April 27, 2010 April 27, 2010
- 15:55
Investors turn to U.S. dollar amid new worries over Greece’s debt
Dow sheds more than 200 points
Business gives Canadian economy vote of confidence
New York futures down
Canadian dollar slips
Private sector economists raise forecast for GDP growth to 3.1%
Dow futures point to higher open
GDP numbers for Canada, U.S. coming Friday
Budget projects deficit of $54.9 million in 2010-11
Dollar slips below parity
National inflation rate slipped by two-tenths of a point to 1.4% in March
Statistics Canada reports that new car sales boosted February figures
Core inflation rate now well below Bank of Canada’s target
Loonie slips to parity with U.S. greenback
Canadian economy will grow by 3.7% this year, 3.1% next
Initial claims down slightly
Sources of growth shift
Canadian dollar slips
Canadian dollar slips after Tuesday’s big jump
Recovery still vulnerable to rising government debt
Four of seven subsectors down
Dollar continues to climb
The longer the phenomenon persists, the higher its economic impact
Dollar jumps back above parity on BoC warning that interest rate hike coming
Dollar posts biggest gain since July