The Canadian Dollar Surges as Bank of Canada Announces First

The Canadian dollar is currently trading at 1.3365 (USD/CAD) or 0.74824 (CAD/USD) after reaching its strongest intraday level since May 8 at 1.3322 against the US Dollar.  The Canadian dollar benefitted from a trifecta of positive news on multiple fronts today.

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