Trump imposed a 35% tariff on Canada effective August 1, but Canadian dollar remained resilient viewing it as a leverage attempt in ongoing tariff talks.
Canada's job report showed positive signs with 83,100 new jobs added in June, although most were part-time leading to expectations of another rate cut by the Bank of Canada.
WTI oil prices rose to 69.65 due to tighter global supply conditions despite OPEC's announcement of increased production, reflecting strong demand.
Tariff headlines by Trump on the EU and Mexico had limited impact on FX markets due to 'tariff fatigue', with equity markets mostly unaffected and S&P 500 futures down 0.32%.