(Bloomberg) -- The Canadian dollar fell from a 30-
year high after the nation's economic growth unexpectedly
stalled in April.
Canada's currency dropped to 94.22 U.S. cents at 8:50 a.m.
in Toronto, from 94.39 U.S. cents yesterday. One U.S. dollar
buys C$1.0596. The currency earlier touched 95.51 U.S. cents, or
C$1.0471, the strongest since May 1977 as crude oil prices rose.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
year high after the nation's economic growth unexpectedly
stalled in April.
Canada's currency dropped to 94.22 U.S. cents at 8:50 a.m.
in Toronto, from 94.39 U.S. cents yesterday. One U.S. dollar
buys C$1.0596. The currency earlier touched 95.51 U.S. cents, or
C$1.0471, the strongest since May 1977 as crude oil prices rose.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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