Canadian Dollar slips, as demand for risk decreases

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Source: Bloomberg
The Canadian Dollar, also called Loonie, fell by 0.1% to 98.67 cents per U.S. Dollar in the end of Toronto trading session on Tuesday. The Loonie depreciates the first time in three days or after gaining 0.2%. Investors changes their preferences for currency, as global risk appetite notably ebbed. The Loonie maintains strong correlations for equities and commodities, which have declined yesterday, including crude oil, the biggest export of Canada.

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