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Canadian dollar hits six-week high as oil prices boost inflation concerns
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The Canadian dollar has extended its monthly gains, driven by the rise in oil prices, which has heightened concerns about inflation.
Key facts
- That the loonie reached a six-week high of C$1.3955 per U.S. dollar, marking a 2% increase for the month
- The Canadian dollar has extended its monthly gains, driven by the rise in oil prices, which has heightened concerns about inflation
- Observers will be closely monitoring statements from the Bank of Canada, particularly from Governor Tiff Macklem and Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers, for indications on future policy directions
- The upcoming CPI and employment reports could provide further evidence on inflationary trends, potentially influencing the Bank’s decision
Summary
Observers will be closely monitoring statements from the Bank of Canada, particularly from Governor Tiff Macklem and Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers, for indications on future policy directions.