The Canadian dollar traded for 72.34 cents US on Wednesday, slightly down from the previous day
U.S. tech stocks drive market higher as gold also rises
The Canadian dollar traded for 72.60 cents US, up slightly from Wednesday
Rate hikes likely not needed anytime soon, as cost pressures stable
Tech to drive U.S. stocks, while Canada's superior finances benefit its debt
The fintech has seen its assets roughly double from a year ago
Quebec hit hardest, Ontario holding up, B.C. faring worse
Gold, silver drive raw material, industrial product prices up
Record high driven by government shutdown and market volatility
Canadian equities provide shelter in the face of elevated U.S. uncertainty