Canadian dollar lifted by commodities, bonds rise
Canadian dollar lifted by commodities, bonds rise
By John McCrank TORONTO, Oct 26 (Reuters) – Strong commodities prices gave a boost to the Canadian dollar, which reached a 33-year high against a weaker U.S. dollar on Friday. Domestic bond prices, with no major economic data to consider, moved higher as
Source: c.moreover.com
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