GBPCAD

British Pound vs Canadian Dollar

GBPCAD

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Trading Conditions

ATP Margin

0.002

Contract Size Currency per 1 Lot Symbol

GBP 100,000

Min/Max Trade Size (lots)

0.01 / 50

Schedule and Fees

Market Open

Monday 00:01 MT Server

Market Closed

Friday 23:58 MT Server

Trading Break

23:59 - 00:01 MT Server

3 Day Financing

Wednesday

Long & Short Position Overnight Fee

displayed on the trading platform

Upcoming Calendar Events

August 21 | Friday VolatilityActualPreviousConsensus
17:00
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US

USDBaker Hughes US Oil Rig CountLOW455
19:30
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AU

AUDCFTC AUD NC Net PositionsLOW-39.2
19:30
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EMU

EURCFTC EUR NC Net PositionsLOW-60
19:30
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JP

JPYCFTC JPY NC Net PositionsLOW-42.1
19:30
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UK

GBPCFTC GBP NC Net PositionsLOW-56.2
19:30
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US

USDCFTC Gold NC Net PositionsLOW217.9
19:30
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US

USDCFTC Oil NC Net PositionsLOW99.2
19:30
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US

USDCFTC S&P 500 NC Net PositionsLOW11.3

FAQ

The GBP/CAD currency pair ranks among the world’s most actively traded pairs. It indicates the value of one British pound (GBP) in Canadian dollars (CAD). For instance, when the exchange rate is 1.70, 1 British pound equals 1.70 Canadian dollars.

Nicknamed the Quid, the British pound is a primary reserve currency, alongside the US dollar and the euro. This means that central banks and international institutions hold significant amounts of pound sterling and euro as part of their foreign exchange reserves. The GBP, as the currency of one of the largest economies in the world, plays a central role in facilitating international trade and investment activities. The UK has a reputation for having a stable economy and conservative monetary policy, with the Bank of England (BoE) serving as the gatekeeper of financial stability. This perception could enhance the attractiveness of the pound among investors and traders. 

Also known as the “Loonie,” the Canadian dollar is considered a commodity currency because of Canada’s rich natural resources and heavy energy exports. It is issued by the country’s central bank, the Bank of Canada (BoC).

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