“The study … showed the oil sands are going to significantly contribute to the GDP growth over the next 15 years. That refocused a lot of international accounts on the whole ‘Canada as a big oil producer story.’ “Read More: Loonie takes off for high
Canadian Dollar continues to outperform
Monday, October 3, 2005
The Canadian Dollar has reached a 13 ½ year high against the USD. The
reason, you may have guessed, has a lot to do with oil. A recent report
on Canada’s oil resources estimates Canada’s famous oil sands may be
worth more than $1 trillion. And that is a conservative estimate. Since
the price of oil seems likely to remain above $50 in the long run,
Canadian oil producers have reevaluated the viability of certain oil
fields, now concluding that oil can be profitably extracted and sold. At
this point, it seems nothing short of a complete collapse in the price
of oil could halt the momentous run of the Canadian Dollar. The Ottawa
Sun reports:
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