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CAD Dips Despite Rising Oil Prices and Manufacturing Growth

1/3/2025

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The Canadian Dollar (CAD) declined 0.2% against the US Dollar on January 1, 2025, despite rising oil prices.
The S&P Global Canada Manufacturing PMI reached 52.2 in December, marking four months of expansion.
Oil prices rose 2.2% to $73.29 per barrel, fueled by China's economic growth commitment.
Political uncertainty and potential US tariffs increase volatility in the CAD market.
Investors are cautious as the USD gains strength amid expectations of strong US economic growth.

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Story summary

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) declined 0.2% against the US Dollar on January 1, 2025, despite rising oil prices.
The S&P Global Canada Manufacturing PMI reached 52.2 in December, marking four months of expansion.
Oil prices rose 2.2% to $73.29 per barrel, fueled by China's economic growth commitment.
Political uncertainty and potential US tariffs increase volatility in the CAD market.
Investors are cautious as the USD gains strength amid expectations of strong US economic growth.