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The Canadian dollar rate today is broadly steady, holding near flat against USD, EUR and JPY while edging higher against softer sterling and trailing the better-supported Australian dollar. Renewed US-Canada trade tensions continue to restrict CAD recovery, while sticky US inflation and resilient economic growth are supporting USD. Attention now turns to Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole address and Friday’s Canadian GDP releases.
USD/CAD
1.3855
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USD / CAD
Current Rate
1.3855
Daily Change
0.00%
EUR / CAD
Current Rate
1.6141
Daily Change
-0.13%
GBP / CAD
Current Rate
1.8819
Daily Change
-0.17%
CAD / JPY
Current Rate
115.03
Daily Change
0.21%
CAD / CNY
Current Rate
4.8491
Daily Change
0.02%
CAD / MXN
Current Rate
12.25
Daily Change
0.22%
CAD / INR
Current Rate
68.88
Daily Change
0.24%
NZD / CAD
Current Rate
0.8241
Daily Change
-0.04%
CAD / CHF
Current Rate
0.5797
Daily Change
-0.09%
AUD / CAD
Current Rate
0.9961
Daily Change
0.10%
Daily change
0.00%Weekly change
+0.47%Monthly change
−1.90%3 months change
+0.11%6 months change
+1.59%Yearly change
+0.48%We use mid-market rates. This is for informational purposes only.
As of August 27, 2026, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3855, representing a 0.00% shift in the last 24 hours. The pair is likely to trade within the 1.3850-1.3856 range.
USD/CAD is holding near the upper end of today’s expected range as trade-related pressure on CAD offsets the broadly steady US dollar. The US dollar rate today is supported by firmer-than-expected July inflation and continued US economic resilience, while the breakdown in bilateral trade talks and renewed tariff rhetoric are constraining the CAD to USD backdrop. Friday’s Fed guidance and Canadian GDP releases could provide the next clearer directional signal.
As of August 27, 2026
EUR/CAD remains supported near recent highs as euro stability contrasts with trade-related pressure and softer oil weighing on CAD. Today’s ECB policy account and Friday’s Canadian GDP are the next major catalysts.
GBP/CAD remains firm as Canadian-dollar weakness outweighs modest sterling softness ahead of Jackson Hole. Continued trade tensions favour the pair’s upside, although Friday’s Canadian GDP could trigger a reversal.
Yen is holding firm against CAD as Canadian trade risks and softer oil outweigh the absence of a clear near-term BoJ rate signal. This keeps CAD/JPY under modest downward pressure ahead of Friday’s Canadian GDP.
As of August 27, 2026, USD/CAD is trading at 1.3855, meaning one US Dollar buys approximately 1.3855 CAD.
The USD to CAD exchange rate is 1.3855. The pair opened at 1.3855 and has moved 0.00% today.
USD/CAD is essentially unchanged by 0.00% today, with short-term market sentiment currently neutral. A falling USD/CAD rate indicates a stronger Canadian dollar, while a rising rate indicates a weaker Canadian dollar.
The USD/CAD typically responds to Fed and BoC interest-rate expectations, oil prices and economic data. Today, the pair is essentially unchanged by 0.00%, with a neutral short-term bias.
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USD/CAD has moved -1.90% over the past month and +0.97% year-to-date. It is currently trading below its 50-day moving average of 1.4000. Whether it is a suitable time to convert depends on which currency you hold, your payment deadline and your tolerance for further movement.
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