Warez_Zealot
Rural land of the rising sun
join:2006-04-19
japan | reply to LaZ3R
Re: Loonie keeps going DOWN! :p
It will be interesting to see what happens to the US economy after the American election and the Olympics next year. |
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Styvas
Go Canucks Go
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join:2004-09-15
Waterloo, ON | reply to Telly Boot
And my mortgage payment just dropped. Nice! |
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Telly Boot
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join:2002-05-15
Vancouver, BC
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It's due to the Bank of Canada cutting interest rates, and if the US cuts interest rates in a week it will go up again.
Investment money is following the higher interest rates: it's not really anything more than that.
Look on the bright side: lower interest rates coming, and lower CDN dollar helps Canadian export businesses.
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TI POIL
join:2006-03-05
Toronto, ON | reply to LaZ3R
S**t, no more ebay shopping spree |
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The Flash
You don't win friends with salad
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join:2002-10-17
Toronto, ON | reply to LaZ3R
It's under now
0.98500 |
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dirtyjeffer
Merry Christmas
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join:2002-02-21
London, ON | reply to capdjq
there is an auto parts plant (they make door panels etc) near my work that has 4 months to find a buyer...if the company isn't bought, belly up it goes. |
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capdjq
Carpe Diem
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join:2000-11-01
Vancouver
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A good thing for us Consumers not a good thing for the Export economy, in the long run. 60%-70% of our trade is with the US. The Lumber industry has already had massive layoffs in BC, with mills shutting down. The movie industry has received massive subsidies from our Province to keep it competitive.
About the only good news for Industry is they can upgrade their aging equipment cheaper to be more competitive and increase productivity.
The US will soon gain by the lower US dollar. Foreign Companies will find it cheaper to open manufacturing plants in the US and IT companies can soon relocate from India as their costs rise in those countries.
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TKJunkMail
Enjoy the sun
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join:2002-03-03
Avalon, NJ
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Parity at the close of business for the month:
»www.bankofcanada.ca/en/rates/can···ose.html
November 2007 1.0000
October 2007 0.9447
September 2007 0.9948
August 2007 1.0562
July 2007 1.0668
June 2007 1.0654
May 2007 1.0696
April 2007 1.1101
March 2007 1.1546
February 2007 1.1698
January 2007 1.1770
December 2006 1.1654
November 2006 1.1422
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Devanchya
Smile
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join:2003-12-09
Ajax, ON | reply to Happyrat
so sad.
Had to buy US cash today for a trip I'm making (no optional), and spent 6 extra on the US cash.
Banks have us under par again... |
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Happyrat
Google Is Your Best Friend
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join:2002-07-01
Disneyland
2 edits | reply to LaZ3R
Part of the cause is the sub prime mortgage fiasco in the US, but the other cause is rising commodity prices and $100 a barrel oil.
These are all the factors that are pushing us up against the US dollar...
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The trillion dollar a year black hole that the Americans are shovelling money into in Iraq doesn't exactly help their case either... Gov't spending is a key cause of inflation and military spending generally is one of the worst...
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Plus I almost forgot America's $6 trillion trade deficit with China...
America: She in deep doodoo...
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Devanchya
Smile
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join:2003-12-09
Ajax, ON | reply to Phorkster
It's a north american currency thing... trade, stuff like that. |
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Phorkster
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join:2004-06-27
Windsor, ON | reply to LaZ3R
Bring in the Amero ! BTW There are no credit worries in Canada, not like in the US, so this shouldn't be a factor. |
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Devanchya
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join:2003-12-09
Ajax, ON | reply to LaZ3R
This is due to North American worries over the credit issues.
*yawn* |
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LaZ3R
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join:2003-01-17
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Soon USA will be laughing at us again  Hehe. But in all seriousness, the dollar is better off at this level. Much safer at this point. Would be perfect if it stayed at this point without too much fluctuation but... that never happens in the business world now does it  .
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