The Canadian dollar’s fate hinges on energy prices and interest rates.
The Blue Jays will be spending more on their players in 2015.
The European Central Bank’s unprecedented move to push deposit rates into negative territory presents advisors and money managers with a trigger to diversify away from the U.S.
SEC investigation is in early stages, says source.
The depressed global economy is weighing on currencies.
Monetary manipulation is the only tool some countries have left.
Despite the rise in financial news from all business news channels, the Internet and social media sources, Canadians don’t trade more frequently, a BMO survey finds.
BRIC economies plan to contribute $100 billion to a fund to help stabilize currency markets.
Axel Merk is convinced the U.S. dollar is headed for a fall.
As India battles slowing growth, the rupee closed at a record low of 58.15 against the U.S. dollar on Monday, falling more than 1.9% over the day.