Up all night, House Republicans voted pre-dawn Thursday to advance President Donald Trump's tax and spending cuts package, ...

TORONTO (Reuters) -The Canadian dollar strengthened on Thursday to an eight-month high against its U.S. counterpart as U.S. economic data supported expectations the Federal Reserve would renew its ...

TORONTO – Canada’s main stock index was down in late-morning trading, weighed down by losses in the utility and technology ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) -The U.S. dollar gained ground against major currencies including the yen and the Swiss franc on Tuesday after data showed a better-than-expected increase in labor market demand, ...

So, how did we get here? Well, the No Tax on Tips Act was a bipartisan bill sponsored by Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas. It passed the Senate by unanimous consent on May 20.

Canada’s House of Commons passed Bill C‑5, also called the “One Canadian Economy Act”, on Friday evening (June 20), paving the way for major infrastructure projects to be fast-tracked as the country ...

USDCAD open 1.3591, overnight range 1.3567-1.3596, close 1.3582, WTI 66.28 Gold 3334.97 The Canadian dollar is directionless and rangebound with direction linked to the prevailing US dollar sentiment.

Canada's finance minister has asked all ministries to find savings, assess spending on programs, cut down on work duplication ...

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) caught yet another bid on Friday, climbing into new eight-month highs as the US Dollar (USD) holds in place and Crude Oil prices surge.

Canadian dollar weakens 0.2% against the greenback For the week, the loonie heads for a decline of 1.1% Advance data shows retail sales down 1.1% in May Bond yields ease across the curve TORONTO ...

The central bank’s research team examined OpenCBDC 2PC, a model developed in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute ...

A new bill making its way through Congress aims to regulate stablecoins, most of which are pegged to the U.S. dollar. Should the bill become law, Solidus Labs' Chen Arad explores the implications ...