Canadian dollar weakens against US dollar amid trade uncertainty and interest rate differentials
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Bank of Canada, Federal Reserve, Market analysts
Canada, USA
June 2026
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The Canadian dollar has fallen to its lowest level since 2025. The decline is driven by a strong US economy, high demand for US dollars, and interest rate differentials. Market expectations for Bank of Canada rate hikes remain uncertain compared to the Federal Reserve.
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