
The history
of the Australian dollars exchange rate (sometimes called the Forex rate),
started in the 1970's when Australia used the fluctuating rate measure
"flexible" against the US exchange rate currency (USD). The lowest
value of the Australian dollar to the United States dollar was in April 2001, when it reached
approximately 47.7 United States cents, whilst its highest every was on the
15th of October in 2010, when it reached an equivalence with the United States
dollar. Freedom to trade foreign exchange has been greatly increased with the
introduction of trading sites and currency trading, the buying and selling of
foreign currency (foreign money) online has become a very popular activity
indeed. Sites such as these are very useful in determining the average rate of
currencies and allow for quick and easy currency translation using a currency
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So you
currently want to trade Forex and invest in some foreign currency? A currency
that is often overlooked is the exchange of the Canadian dollar.
The Canadian
dollar is represented as C$ to separate it from the US dollar equivalent. Its
code is CAD. The Canadian dollar is the 7th most traded currency in the world,
as of 2007. Although in the past the Canadian dollar was pegged against the US
dollar it is now freely traded. It trades in the Forex rate range of USD 1 = 1
CAD but has swung both ways in the past depending on sentiments in the market
relating to the USA and also commodities. As a foreign currency it is fairly
stable. This is also due to the fact that it is a developed economy relying
heavily on the sale of commodities and with very close links to the US economy,
the biggest in the world. Therefore the Canadian dollar conversion to the Australian dollar is very similar to converting US Dollars.