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USD/CAD rises to 1.4115 as oil prices drop amid US-Iran truce
In the past 24 hours, the USD/CAD currency pair has seen a slight increase, reaching 1.4115, influenced by a decline in oil prices following a temporary halt in U.S. military actions in Iran. This development has eased energy-driven inflation concerns and bolstered risk appetite, leading to a modest appreciation of the U.S. dollar against the Canadian dollar.
Key points
- USD/CAD steadies near two-week highs above 1.4100.
- Canadian dollar holds losses against US dollar, weighed by lower oil prices.
- Canadian dollar hits near two-week low as oil prices drop.
- Dollar eases as oil prices fall on pause in Middle East conflict.
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