The dollar rose and is likely to remain supported in the near term after President Trump said plans for tariffs against Canada and Mexico would go ahead next week as scheduled.

The Bank of Canada will halt rate cuts after a March trim if United States President Donald Trump imposes 25 per cent tariffs on most goods from Canada, say economists at Oxford Economics Group Ltd., ...

There is a key divide in the market. One camp sees the US tariff threats as bluster and a negotiating tactic. Click to read.

CAD/JPYlost its shine on the weak Canadian dollar. It hit a low of 103.18 and is currently trading around 104.11. Canada ...

"I'm not stopping the tariffs" Trump said of imposing new duties on Canada and Mexico, despite the USMCA trade agreement from ...

Canadians are shunning American products and abandoning trips to the United States to protest the economic punishment ...

The Mexican peso is holding up well compared with the Canadian dollar as Mexico is more likely to reach a trade deal with the ...

Gold is being pressured lower by the stronger U.S. dollar, which has advanced on fresh tariff concerns. Continuous gold futures are down 0.8% to $2,873.70 a troy ounce, and are on-track to snap an ...

Investors aren’t sure how seriously to take President Trump on tariffs, but they aren't completely dismissing his threats.

US President Donald Trump on 27 February affirmed his intention to raise import duties on the two key trade partners starting ...

Canadians visiting the United States were responsible for $20.5 billion in spending. Some are now changing their travel plans ...