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The Canadian Dollar (CAD) fell back on Tuesday as markets shuffled their stance following US Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation figures that exactly met market expectations, pointing to dwindling growth looking forward.
The Australian Dollar (AUD) extends its losses for the second successive session on Monday.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) eased higher on Monday, taking a slim but broad step up against its major currency peers as markets gear up for a hectic week that sees several high-impact central bank showings to round the corner into the end of the trading year.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) continues to pare back recent gains, shedding weight or flattening against all of its major currency peers, save for the Swiss Franc (CHF), which takes pride of place as the market’s biggest loser on Thursday.
China’s official manufacturing and services purchasing managers’ indices (PMI) disappointed in November, although the Caixin/S&P Global gauges offered signs of recovery last month.