CAD/XAU: what to know
The CAD/XAU rate shows how much XAU you get for 1 CAD. Right now, 1 CAD buys 0.000177752 XAU at the mid-market rate. In the other direction, 1 XAU is worth 5,625.80 CAD.
In the short term CAD is driven mainly by oil prices and the US economy, while XAU responds to real interest rates, the dollar and safe-haven demand.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is issued by Bank of Canada. The C$1 coin is the “loonie” (after the loon bird) and the C$2 is the “toonie”. The code “XAU” combines “X” (supranational) with gold’s chemical symbol Au.
Available archived CAD/XAU observations within the last 365 days range from 0.000162905 to 0.000178525, with a +9.01% change from the first to the last available sample. This is not necessarily a full year of observations or an intraday range.
Because this pair involves a precious metal, the rate reflects global bullion prices per troy ounce. Your bank, card issuer or exchange office may use a different rate and charge fees. Compare the final amount after the charges disclosed for your offer.