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Canadian dollar continues to slid on trade tension
Source: The Globe and Mail
Sanctions & Export ControlsCurrency & FXInterest Rates & YieldsGeopolitics & War
The U.S. dollar held steady on Tuesday but stayed vulnerable to further declines as investors weighed Washington’s expanded sanctions against Iran and renewed efforts to push down longer-dated Treasury yields. The market focus is on how sanction-driven geopolitics and bond-yield positioning could shift FX and duration-related risk sentiment.
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