TORONTO - The Canadian dollar weakened against its broadly firmer U.S. counterpart on Wednesday as a wildfire threatened oil sands facilities in Alberta, while global oil prices seesawed.
Losing gracefully is part of being a good investor.
Some of us never got the memo. Submitted for evidence are the e-mails I’m getting from readers who are peeved about the impact of the rising dollar on their returns from U.S. stocks held directly or through exchange-traded funds and mutual funds.
Canadian producer prices rose in January for the first time in six months as higher costs for vehicles offset lower energy prices, data from Statistics Canada showed on Monday.
