CIBC World Markets says the loonie has been overvalued by 10 per cent
since the recession, which has saddled Canadians with the equivalent of
a 90 basis point higher interest rate from the Bank of Canada.
“Oil’s tumble has brought the Canadian dollar down with it,” said
Nick Exarhos and Avery Shenfeld, economists at CIBC World Markets. “But
our currency is still richer than it may look.”
The loonie has recently been trading at 81 cents against the U.S.
dollar, and is down some 6 per cent against the greenback so far this
year. (more)
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