The Canadian dollar closed the week at a near 14-month low, amid widespread liquidation of both commodities and carry trades. Any recovery should be temporary.
Canada’s economy grew a mammoth 0.7 percent in July, due to a surge in crude oil and natural gas production from June’s + 0.1 percent.
Monday, October 6, 2008
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