Investors Dump Canadian Dollar ETF as FXC Logs 4% Single-Day Outflow

Invesco’s FXC Sees Investors Head for the Exit as Loonie Wagers Unwind

Invesco CurrencyShares Canadian Dollar Trust’s FXC recorded outflows of $3.56 million on February 25, 2026, as investors trimmed exposure to the Canadian dollar. The redemption amounts to roughly 4.16% of the fund’s $85.72 million in assets under management, marking a notable single-day pullback in a relatively niche currency vehicle.

The move comes as the related pair, FX:USD-CAD, trades around 1.3671, with the U.S. dollar modestly weaker over the past three months, reflecting a -2.57% change. Yet, short-term momentum has flipped, with a 1‑day technical reading flashing a cautious Sell, suggesting traders see limited near-term upside for the greenback against the loonie.

FXC’s latest outflow may signal that macro-sensitive investors are locking in gains after the recent currency reversal or repositioning ahead of fresh guidance from the Bank of Canada and the Federal Reserve. With positioning in the Canadian dollar now more fluid, further swings in FXC flows could closely track shifts in rate expectations and oil price volatility in the weeks ahead.

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