- The Canadian Dollar is falling back for the second day in a row as markets shy away from risk.
- BoC sees a period of negative growth over the horizon.
- Despite a weakening economy, BoC is hampered on policy by increasing inflation risks.
- USD/CAD reaches seven-month high on Wednesday.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is down once again on Wednesday, adding to yesterday’s declines and sending the USD/CAD back into the 1.2800 handle as the Bank of Canada (BoC) holds rates steady as markets broadly expected.
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