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Exchange Rates
If you plan to take a vacation outside Canada, it is necessary to exchange Canadian dollar (C$) into the local currency after your arrival in the destination.
Use this website and find the name of the local currency, an determine how much local currency you can get from C$100
Note: the currency rate fluctuates constantly
https://www.bankofcanada.ca/rates/exchange/currency-converter/
www.xe.com
If the exchange number is more than 100, then C$ is worth more
If the exchange number is less than 100, then C$ is worth less
Name of currency | How much for C$100 | Is this worth more or less than C$ | |
Canada | Dollar | C$100.00 | Same |
US | |||
United Kingdom | |||
France | |||
Italy | |||
Iran | |||
Mexico | |||
South Korea | |||
Japan | |||
Thailand | |||
India | |||
Brazil | |||
Turkey | |||
Malaysia | |||
Vietnam | |||
South Africa | |||
Switzerland | |||
China |
How will exchange rates affect us when we don’t travel? (goods, freight)
- Most of the goods, including grocery, electronics, clothing, shoes, furniture, are manufactured outside Canada
- Most of the items in your house are from China
- How will the change in exchange rate affect the price of food? Electronics? Shoes?
Kwok’s note:
- We bought a lot of agriculture products from the US and Mexico
- When C$ is cheap (lower exchange rate against USD and Peso), the agriculture products (fruits and vegetables, meat) will be more expensive for everyone in Canada because it costs more to buy them from USA and Mexico
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