Today I read a bunch of news that the Canadian dollar was now at 80 cents US which is pretty high. It hasn’t reached to that level since 2015. This should technically mean that buying items in the US should be cheaper. What was interesting to me were the different things that people thought of
Seems like the Canadian dollar has been losing a lot of value lately. As a result, people that do business with other countries like the US are probably going to get more business since it is going to be cheaper to buy things from here or to do business with. These kinds of things don’t
It’s been quite awhile now that the Canadian dollar has been higher than the US dollar. I was expecting some kind of noticeable change such as maybe items from various stores becoming cheaper here. However, for the most part everything seems to be the same. The only real difference I noticed personally is that paying
The Canadian dollar is extremely high currently and what it immediately made me think of is how any US related funds I would be receiving would translate to less money should I receive and cash in the payments at this moment. Therefore, what I decided to do for some of them is postpone the payments
I was reading today how the Canadian dollar was at about 87 cents US and most of the articles I read revolved around how our economy is going down along with other items like recession fears. One good thing out of this situation is how since the dollar value is lower, that means any of
Doesn’t seem like this rising Canadian dollar bit is ever slowing down news wise as today there was a lot of buzz of it reaching to about 1.05 US. This made me curious in seeing what the trend has been like overall. I quickly went to Yahoo Finance and saw this quick chart which shows