As Canadian bond rates fall below 4% and the oil rise slows, the Canadian currency maintains its stability at 1.36 USD/CAD,

Which is the highest level since October 2. Following dovish remarks from Federal Reserve policymakers that improved investor mood, 

The U.S. dollar index declined. Raphael Bostic, president of the Atlanta Federal Reserve, asserted that the US central bank does not need to raise interest rates any more.

Furthermore, stronger-than-expected Canadian job numbers have given the Loonie extra boost.

The Canadian economy gained 63,800 jobs in September, and salaries increased at a steady pace, supporting the Canadian dollar's upbeat outlook.

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