Українська Манітоба
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Гляньте графік від 1990 до 2010 років. Ви там знайдете коливання між 0.99 та 1.40. Ви неправильно трактуєте цей графік. Економіка Канади завжди була залежна від США. І об"єми імпорту-екпорту особливо не падали, чи то був курс 0.99 чи 1.40 як це було у 90х
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А ну розказуйте що там в тих Жулянах? Я доречі там ні разу не була 🫣, в Борисполі була багато разів:)
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Та я ж не кажу, що поганий, просто маленький) І так, він був головним аеропортом і WIZZAIR, і Raynair з їхніми чудовими лоукостними цінами на квитки
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Так вже ж почали мити всі вулиці, зелень скоро розквітне і квіти повиставляють 🤗 холодно ще;) тут весна пізніше починається ніж в Україні. Вінні достатньо зелене місто.
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Можно спорити шодо курсу скажимо Ірана або Китаю, але курси країн з вільною валютною системою це дуже добрий індикатор економіки. І можно проаналізувати тенденціх та причини..... Тому якажу то шо я бачу і то шо бачу тепер, не тільки на графіку а в оочую так би мовити і можу оціни в живу.....😁😁😁😁
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Корумпований сервіс
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What makes the Canadian dollar stronger? How & Why Oil Impacts The Canadian Dollar. When oil prices are high, the amount of U.S. dollars Canada earns on each barrel of oil it exports will be high. Therefore, the supply of U.S. dollars flowing into Canada will be high relative to the supply of Canadian dollars, resulting in an increase in the value of the Canadian dollar. Economics 101
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Жуляни - класний і милий, але ультрамаленький аеропорт з пасажиропотоком 50 тисяч людей на рік (до війни, звичайно). Для порівняння - Борисполь обслуговував 10 мільйонів, Торонто обслуговує майже 50. Там весь аеропорт - як кімната і малесенька злітна смужечка)
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Аеропорт - це не палац чи місце розкоші. Виконує свою роботу- це головне. Набити йому мармуром і потім стирати пилюку- це відібʼється у ціні вашого квитка. Аеропорт Чікаго взагалі нагадує стару автобусну станцію десь у центрі України. І я в цьому проблеми не бачу. Бо головне функціональність а не понти з фонтанами
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Та все так, разів 20 літала звідти, аеропорт як аеропорт. Не знаю, що люди хочуть від аеропорту 🤷♀️ Функції свої виконує - це все що треба.
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Economic disparities between the US and Canada Economic disparities reflect differences in economic performance, growth prospects, and monetary policies, contributing to whether the USD/USD appreciates or depreciates. In 2023, as the global economy recovered from the pandemic’s impact, the United States experienced a notable rebound in economic activity. This recovery was characterized by robust GDP growth, increased consumer spending, and a rejuvenated job market. Such positive economic indicators can lead to heightened investor confidence in the US economy and its currency, potentially driving USD strength against the CAD. Furthermore, disparities in trade balances, inflation rates, and industry performance can all affect investor perceptions and market sentiment, influencing demand for each currency. If the US exhibits stronger economic fundamentals compared to Canada, it can lead to USD appreciation against the CAD and vice versa. Macroeconomic data releases Macroeconomic releases provide critical insights into the economic health of both countries, influencing investor sentiment and currency demand. When data, such as the Canadian employment report in June 2023, surpasses expectations, it suggests a stronger economy and triggers increased demand for CAD, appreciating the currency against the USD. Conversely, data that falls short of expectations can weaken the currency as investors react to perceived economic vulnerabilities. For example, the non-farm payroll report for the US in 2023 gave higher-than-expected results. This led to a currency appreciation for the USD against the CAD due to a positive macroeconomic data release as investor confidence increased, and they saw a potential for higher returns in the USD.
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Correlation with other currency pairs The correlation that USD/CAD shares with other currency pairs, such as USD/EUR and EUR/CAD, is a vital factor influencing the appreciation or depreciation of the USD and CAD. When USD/CAD shows a positive correlation with USD/EUR, meaning that both USD/CAD and USD/EUR tend to move in the same direction, it suggests that any fluctuation in USD/EUR might have a similar impact on USD/CAD. Hence, if the USD strengthens against the Euro, it may also strengthen against the Canadian Dollar, leading to USD/CAD appreciation. On the other hand, if USD/CAD exhibits a negative correlation with EUR/CAD, implying that the two pairs tend to move in opposite directions, shifts in the Euro’s value relative to the Canadian Dollar might impact USD/CAD. For instance, if the Euro appreciates against the Canadian Dollar (EUR/CAD decreases), it could result in CAD weakness against the USD, leading to USD/CAD appreciation. Market sentiment and risk appetite Market sentiment and risk appetite reflect investors’ attitudes towards risk and potential returns. Hence, they are crucial in determining whether the USD appreciates or depreciates against the CAD. For example, During the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, a prevailing risk-off sentiment dominated global markets. Investors were concerned about economic uncertainty and sought less risky assets, often including the USD. This increased demand for the USD as a currency and led to its appreciation against several counterparts, including the CAD. The CAD, being perceived as a riskier asset due to its association with commodities and trade, experienced a decrease in demand as investors prioritized capital preservation over potential yield. Conversely, as economies recover from the pandemic’s impact and global risk appetite improves, investors might shift towards higher-yielding and riskier assets, including the CAD. In this scenario, the CAD could gain strength against the USD. As risk sentiment turns more positive, investors become more comfortable taking on risk, which can lead to increased investments in countries with stronger economic prospects, like Canada. This surge in demand for CAD may lead to its appreciation against the USD.
