(Bloomberg) -- Canada's dollar climbed to a 29-year
high before a government report that may show retail sales rose
in March for a second month.
The data follows a report yesterday that showed annual core
inflation accelerated in April, adding to speculation the Bank of
Canada will raise interest rates this year. Policy makers next
meet on May 29.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
high before a government report that may show retail sales rose
in March for a second month.
The data follows a report yesterday that showed annual core
inflation accelerated in April, adding to speculation the Bank of
Canada will raise interest rates this year. Policy makers next
meet on May 29.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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