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1. Japanese yen( ), Canadian dollar (Can $ ), French franc (FF), Netherlands (Dutch) guilder (DG), Belgian. franc(BF), and the Italian Lira (IL).

2. The British pound, Swedish krona, Swiss franc and Canadian dollar are also trading well above their burger benchmark.

3. That could depress the Canadian dollar, which still trades about 27% above its financial-crisis lows against the U. S. dollar.

4. The Canadian dollar, having dipped sharply , is back up to rough parity with the greenback.

5. Excuse me. Can you cash these Canadian dollar traveler's cheques of George Brooke?

6. Australian and Canadian Dollar also dropped pressured by commodity prices.

7. There is little evidence that the Canadian dollar is breaking out of its multi-month trading range.

8. Traders said the Canadian dollar could rise to C$0.98 per U.S. dollar, the bottom of the pair's range since 2008.

9. The Canadian dollar has recently started to outperform the Aussie and the cycles call for strength to next week.

10. The Canadian dollar finished the year more than 17% stronger versus the U.S. dollar.

11. The Canadian dollar could be another, less obvious way to play a Chinese slowdown, particularly for those feeling gloomy about the U.

12. Yes, relatively, the Norwegian kroner, the Canadian dollar and possibly the Swiss Franc and Australian dollar will do better. The Renminbi will also do well but is difficult to invest in.

13. The Canadian dollar broke parity against the greenback for a second straight day, while weaker-than-expected UK service sector data pushed sterling lower.

14. The Canadian dollar eased back after the Bank of Canada cut interest rates 50bp to 3.5 per cent and signalled that further easing would be needed.

15. U. S. Dollar, Australian Dollar, Canadian Dollar, Hong Kong Dollar, British Pound, Swiss Franc , Japanese Yen, EURO, New Zealand Dollar, Singapore Dollar, South African Rand and Swedish Krona.

16. The Bank of Canada released its Monetary Policy Report today and reiterated comments from its statement yesterday that a strong Canadian dollar is negatively impacting exports.

17. Risk-reversals, a measure of the premium required to hold a call or a put in a currency pair, have increasingly shown investors hedging against a rise in the Canadian dollar in recent months.

18. So I would say the speed with which the Canadian dollar has risen in the last couple of sessions suggests parity is within reach again.

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19. While inflation and surging commodity prices have had a negative impact on the dollar, they have supported currencies such as the Australian and Canadian dollar.

20. In November, the dollar fell to a record low against the euro, a 26-year nadir against the British pound and a level not seen in a century versus the Canadian dollar.

21. Esiner noted the dollar rose to session highs against the euro, sterling, Canadian dollar and other major counterparts after the release of the data.

22. Traders who had bet that the Bank of Canada would raise rates to head off inflation sold the Canadian dollar.

23. It is sitting at a record low against the euro and at a 30-year low against the Canadian dollar. Even the Argentina peso and Brazilian real are thriving against the dollar.

24. Since the economic crisis, the US dollar has dropped compared to other major currencies, particularly the Swiss franc, Canadian dollar and Brazilian real.

25. But the carmakers argue that Tokyo's threats to resume intervention have kept the yen from rising as much as the euro, the pound and the Canadian dollar.