The Canadian docket was empty today. However, the Canadian dollar continued to stumble on yesterday?s rate decision and the dovish rhetoric that followed. Addition declines followed as news bond revaluations from S&P and Moody?s provoked a “flight to quality.” Tomorrow, Canada looks to a plethora of economic data which may only further the Loonie?s weakness.
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