(Bloomberg) -- Canada's dollar approached the 30-
year high reached yesterday as prices of the nation's main
commodity exports advanced, boosting the currency's appeal.
The currency has gained almost 12 percent this year on a
strengthening economy and higher prices for Canada's commodity
exports including oil. Crude oil prices touched an 11-month high
in New York after Total SA suspended deliveries from the Dalia
field in Angola because of a mechanical failure. Copper, gold
and silver also gained.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
year high reached yesterday as prices of the nation's main
commodity exports advanced, boosting the currency's appeal.
The currency has gained almost 12 percent this year on a
strengthening economy and higher prices for Canada's commodity
exports including oil. Crude oil prices touched an 11-month high
in New York after Total SA suspended deliveries from the Dalia
field in Angola because of a mechanical failure. Copper, gold
and silver also gained.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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