Category: CAD/JPY – Canadian Dollar / Japanese Yen

Last year, the Bank of Canada (BOC) was one of the first in developed countries to lower interest rates. They cut rates five times, reducing them from 5% to 3.25%, …

In yesterday’s Tokyo market, news broke that Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau is likely to resign as party leader and prime minister this week. The Canadian dollar rose in response, as …

While people expect the Bank of Japan (BOJ) to keep interest rates unchanged, CAD/JPY (Canadian dollar-yen) remains stable. However, the Canadian dollar has been weak against the U.S. dollar, falling …

Last week, Canada’s November employment report showed that while the number of employed people exceeded expectations, the unemployment rate rose significantly from 6.5% in the previous month to 6.8%. This …

Former U.S. President Trump announced a 25% tariff on Canada, causing the Canadian dollar to weaken. However, last week, Mexico reached an agreement with Trump on immigration measures, which led …

In the Tokyo market, CAD/JPY dropped to 110.20 yen but rebounded to 110.80 yen in the European market. However, it fell again during the New York session. The decline was …

With Japan’s lower house election leading to the ruling party losing its majority, the yen saw selling pressure, pushing CAD/JPY (Canadian Dollar/Yen) up to 110.72. However, this was followed by …

Yesterday, Canada’s September Consumer Price Index (CPI) was announced at 1.6%, which was lower than the expected 1.9%. This led to selling pressure on the Canadian dollar. The CPI dropped …

Last week, Canada’s September employment report showed strong results, with an increase in the number of employed people and a decrease in the unemployment rate. As a result, the CAD/JPY …