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EUR/CAD Today: Exchange Rate, News & Forecast

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Arif Harji
September 4, 2026

Daily brief - Euro stalls as weak retail sales offset stronger German orders

The euro is mixed, easing against USD, GBP and AUD, trading near unchanged against CAD and advancing modestly against JPY. Eurozone retail sales unexpectedly contracted, while stronger German factory orders and expectations of further ECB tightening are limiting losses. Today’s US and Canadian employment reports are the main external catalysts for EUR/CAD.

EUR/CAD

0.19%
Current Rate:

1.6064

Last updated:Sep 04, 2026, 09:49 p.m. ET

Actual Trading range

1.59991.6097

Today's expected trading range and daily short-term outlook

EUR/CAD is expected to trade within the 1.5940–1.6140 range today, with direction likely determined by Canadian employment data and the US payroll-driven move in EUR/USD. Strong Canadian hiring combined with renewed euro weakness could bring the lower end into focus, while disappointing Canadian figures or stronger EUR/USD demand could lift the pair toward 1.6140. A break below 1.5940 would indicate stronger CAD momentum, while a move above 1.6140 could signal renewed euro strength or fading Canadian support.

Today's EUR headlines

  • EUR: Euro is mixed as weak eurozone retail spending offsets stronger German factory orders and lingering ECB tightening expectations.
  • USD: Euro edges lower against USD as the greenback recovers ahead of the US nonfarm payrolls report.
  • CAD: Euro is nearly unchanged against CAD as disappointing EU consumption data offset uncertainty surrounding Canadian employment.
  • GBP: Euro weakens against sterling as recent hawkish Bank of England signals continue to support the pound.
  • JPY: Euro advances modestly against JPY as the yen pauses following its sharp rally, although BoJ tightening expectations limit the move.
  • AUD: Euro slips against AUD as persistent inflation and expectations of further RBA tightening support the Australian currency.

Euro (EUR) daily performance against major global currencies

Updated: Sep 04, 2026, 09:49 p.m. ET
The euro is essentially unchanged against British pound, gained against Canadian dollar and Japanese yen, and lost ground against US dollar, Indian rupee, New Zealand dollar, Mexican peso and Australian dollar. EUR's strongest move among the displayed crosses is against the Swiss franc, while its largest decline is against the Chinese yuan.

EUR / CAD

Current Rate

1.6064

Daily Change

0.19%

EUR / USD

Current Rate

1.1621

Daily Change

-0.08%

EUR / GBP

Current Rate

0.8590

Daily Change

-0.02%

EUR / JPY

Current Rate

181.38

Daily Change

0.12%

EUR / CNY

Current Rate

7.7692

Daily Change

-0.60%

EUR / INR

Current Rate

109.68

Daily Change

-0.26%

EUR / NZD

Current Rate

1.9743

Daily Change

-0.07%

EUR / MXN

Current Rate

19.63

Daily Change

-0.14%

EUR / CHF

Current Rate

0.9405

Daily Change

0.25%

EUR / AUD

Current Rate

1.6117

Daily Change

-0.15%

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What is driving the euro today?

Current Exchange Rate
1.6064Daily LOW1.5999Daily HIGH1.6097
Updated: Sep 04, 2026, 09:49 p.m. ET

EUR/CAD Historical Exchange Rates

Daily change

+0.19%

Weekly change

−0.47%

Monthly change

−0.91%

3 months change

−0.50%

6 months change

+1.23%

Yearly change

−0.16%

We use mid-market rates. This is for informational purposes only.

As of September 4, 2026, EUR/CAD is trading at 1.6064, representing a 0.19% shift in the last 24 hours. The pair is likely to trade within the 1.5999-1.6097 range.

EUR/CAD is holding close to unchanged as weak eurozone retail sales limit euro demand while Canadian employment uncertainty prevents a stronger CAD advance. The euro rate today is receiving some support from stronger German factory orders and expectations that the ECB may maintain a restrictive stance. 

Canada’s employment report will determine the CAD side of the pair, with the Ivey PMI providing a secondary domestic signal.

  • Consumer demand weakens: Eurozone retail sales fell 0.6% in July, missing expectations for growth and raising concerns about household spending.
  • German orders offer support: German factory orders rose 2.5%, suggesting parts of the eurozone’s largest economy retain industrial momentum.
  • ECB expectations limit euro losses: Elevated headline inflation continues to support a restrictive policy outlook, despite signs of softer underlying price and growth pressures.
  • Canadian labour data drives pair risk: Strong Canadian hiring could reinforce the BoC’s hawkish stance and pressure EUR/CAD, while a weak report could undermine CAD.
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As of September 4, 2026, EUR/CAD is trading at 1.6064, meaning one Euro buys approximately 1.6064 CAD.

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