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The Canadian dollar has defied political chaos and global headwinds to emerge as one of 2025’s unlikely winners. But with minority rule in Ottawa, soaring household debt, and a high-stakes U.S. election looming, the loonie’s fight for survival is just beginning.
The global currency landscape is experiencing notable shifts as the euro strengthens against major currencies, influenced by economic policies, geopolitical events, and fluctuating oil prices.
Economists are predicting that the Canadian dollar could rise this year.
The dollar has risen by nearly 20% against most currencies compared to this time last year.
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The US dollar weakened due to fears surrounding regional banks, while the ECB offered a less hawkish than expected 25bp hike and the Swiss franc is in demand.
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As we approach mid-year a shift has taken place in currency markets with the narrative less about interest rates hikes and more risk-off worries about a possible coming recession.
Any curbs to Russian access to its foreign reserves could present a bigger blow to the Russian economy than the impact of a ban on Swift.
Fears Chinese mega developer Evergrande’s collapse will spark a contagion event and the ongoing European gas crisis has hit confidence.
The Canadian dollar (CAD), known colloquially as the "loonie," has recently shown strength supported by positive GDP figures, with unexpected domestic growth reported in March.
The CAD to THB exchange rate has recently shown some strength, with the Canadian dollar (CAD) trading at 24.20 THB, which is 1.9% above its three-month average of 23.76 THB.
The Canadian dollar (CAD) has shown recent strengthening against the Singapore dollar (SGD), supported by unexpectedly positive GDP figures from Canada.