Canadian dollar steadies after dropping to one-month low
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Canadian dollar steadies after dropping to one-month low
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The U.S. dollar ticked lower on Tuesday as markets balanced conflicting signals from the Middle East against lingering optimism from softer inflation data last week.
The euro rose 0.09 per cent against the dollar to $1.1424 while the yen declined 0.09 per cent against the dollar to 162.63 yen.
The moves highlight the risks that markets are grappling with as they at…
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