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The Canadian dollar fell 0.5% against the US dollar on Monday as traders positioned ahead of the Trump administration's April 2 tariff deadline. The deadline covers reciprocal tariffs and sector tariffs on autos and Canadian goods.
Broad tariffs on Canada and retaliation risk weigh on Canadian demand and trade flows, and a weaker loonie can shift currency-driven trade and feed-buyer pricing.
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