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DOLLAR-CANADA: USD/CAD briefly popped higher as BBG cited sources noting that
the U.S. may announce tariffs on aluminium imports from Canada by the end of
this week, should Canada refuse to restrict its aluminium exports. This comes
after USD/CAD jumped to C$1.3571 only to erase gains thereafter, driven by the
convoluted messaging from White House advisor Navarro (well documented in
earlier bullets) on both swings.
- The rate last sits at C$1.3528, a touch higher on the day. Above Jun 15 high
of C$1.3686 would open up May 29 high of C$1.3715. On the flip side, a fall
through Jun 16 low of C$1.3505 would bring Jun 11 low of C$1.3398 into play.
- In local news, Toronto will allow another group of businesses, including
restaurant patios, shopping malls and swimming polls, to reopen on Wednesday.
- On the geopolitical front, PM Trudeau refused to consider swapping Huawei CFO
Meng Wanzhou for two Canadian prisoners held in China.
- Meanwhile, BoC Gov Macklem said yesterday that Canada's road to economic
recovery will be long and hence the central bank will need to continue gov't
bond purchases to keep interest rates at record lows.

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