What is a Canadian Dollar (CAD)?
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is the official currency of Canada. It is often called the 'loonie' and is heavily influenced by commodity prices, especially oil.
Definition
Symbol
CAD
Category
Currency
System
Currency
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1 Canadian Dollar = 0.694444 US Dollar (USD)
1 Canadian Dollar = 958.333 Korean Won (KRW)
1 Canadian Dollar = 103.472 Japanese Yen (JPY)
1 Canadian Dollar = 0.638889 Euro (EUR)
1 Canadian Dollar = 0.548611 British Pound (GBP)
Common Uses
- Canadian economy
- Commodity trading
- US-Canada trade
Canadian Dollar Conversions
Canadian Dollar → US DollarCanadian Dollar → Korean WonCanadian Dollar → Japanese YenCanadian Dollar → EuroCanadian Dollar → British PoundCanadian Dollar → Chinese YuanCanadian Dollar → Australian DollarCanadian Dollar → Swiss FrancCanadian Dollar → Indian RupeeCanadian Dollar → Singapore DollarCanadian Dollar → Hong Kong DollarCanadian Dollar → Thai BahtCanadian Dollar → Vietnamese DongCanadian Dollar → Philippine PesoCanadian Dollar → Malaysian Ringgit
Related Units
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