(Bloomberg) -- The Canadian dollar gained after a
report showed the nation's trade surplus widened in April to the
biggest since July 2004.
The currency reversed a decline posted earlier as a
separate report showed employers added fewer jobs last month
than economists expected. The currency's gains were limited amid
a broad rally in the U.S. dollar triggered by climbing U.S.
Treasury yields.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
report showed the nation's trade surplus widened in April to the
biggest since July 2004.
The currency reversed a decline posted earlier as a
separate report showed employers added fewer jobs last month
than economists expected. The currency's gains were limited amid
a broad rally in the U.S. dollar triggered by climbing U.S.
Treasury yields.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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