As of 12:53 pm AST, 25 November 2020:
How to read the chart:
CAD/USD: If you come to the United States with one Canadian dollar (CAD)and wish to sell it for a US dollar (USD), the market price is .76700 USD.
USD/CAD: If you take a US dollar (USD) to Canada and wish to sell it for a Canadian dollar (CAD), the market price is 1.30361 CAD
CAD/USD=0.76700 USD/CAD=1.30361
CNH/USD= 0.15198 USD/CNH=6.57876
EUR/USD= 1.18665 USD/EUR=0.84261
DKK/USD =0.15941 USD/DKK=6.27148
NGN/USD= 0.00261 USD/NGN=379.186
JPY/USD=0.00957 USD/JPY=104.49
INR/USD=0.01350 USD/INR=73.9408
JMD/USD=0.00671 USD/JMD=145.984
GYD/USD=0.00468 USD/GYD= 205.237
GHS/USD=0.17068 USD/GHS= 5.82307
XCD/USD=0.37037 USD/XCD= 2.70
KES/USD = 0.00903 USD/KES= 108.669
BTC/USD= 18,846.90 USD/BTC= 0.00005
Source: OANDA
Major legal/political event:
First-time unemployment claims increase
The number of first time unemployment claimants is still high. This morning the U.S. Department of Labor reported that 778,000 Americans filed for unemployment insurance for the first time during the week of November 21st, an increase of some 30,000 claimants from last week. Since the peak of 5,790,250 in April 2020, the moving average of total insured claimants has been trending toward the moving average level pre-Covid-19 but is still more than three times its March 14, 2020 pre-Covid-19 moving average level of approximately 232,500. The labor market still has a way to go before getting back to that point.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor
Alton Drew 