Western Union notes:
The loonie slipped to two-week lows, weighed down by a resurgent U.S. dollar and slumping oil prices which tipped back below $60. An absence of Canadian data this week should see the loonie take its main cues from news south of the border.
So far the week is off to a constructive start for the world's top economy, with important news on the U.S. consumer to follow from Thursday forward. Better data has boosted U.S. yields, lifting the dollar in the process.
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Western Union notes: The loonie slipped to two-week lows, weighed down by a resurgent U.S. dollar and slumping oil prices which tipped back below $60. An absence of Canadian data this week should see the loonie take its …
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