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Canadian dollar CAD

The CAD currency is the unit of currency used in Canada. It replaced the Spanish dollar, which was used until 1841. The CAD officially entered into circulation in 1858.

Official mass issue of banknotes begins only with the founding of the Bank of Canada. Prior to that, banknotes made on the principle of the British army bills were used.

In 2011, the Bank of Canada began issuing banknotes.

In 2011, the Bank of Canada began issuing polymer banknotes. First came the $100 bills, and later the $50 and $20.

In 2011, the Bank of Canada began issuing polymer banknotes.

Canadian dollar CAD exchange rate and price

The exchange rate and price of the Canadian dollar is directly dependent on the global cost of energy resources and the pace of development of the world economy. The price of oil in particular affects the value of the Canadian dollar. Canada supplies oil resources to the United States and China. Accordingly, the more stable and higher the economies of these two countries, the more energy resources they need and thus the CAD exchange rate goes up.

Buying, selling and exchanging the CAD

The Canadian economy is quite stable, so residents of many countries want to sell and buy the Canadian dollar CAD. For example, America uses Canadian currency for keeping its own currency reserves.

Exchange domestic currency for Canadian dollar is better to perform in advance and in proven institutions: banks, official money exchange offices. It is also possible to change money at the airport at the time of departure or upon arrival in the home country of maple syrup.

You can also change money at the airport at the time of departure or upon arrival in the home country of maple syrup.