The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is marginally softer in session but better than the major currency peers in the broader USD rebound, the head of strategic FX strategic Shaun Osborne.
CAD holds the range of integration -sa
“The spot remains important as investors are awaiting the outcome of the federal election and assess what the result for Canada's approach to US trade negotiations means.
“Remember that sales jumped aloud last year in the partial government tax holiday, the loading activity in front. Tariff concerns are likely to weigh in the minds of consumers. The spot remains in a merge mode.”
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