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The Canadian dollar recovered from a one-week low to 1.4410 per US dollar on Tuesday after US and Canadian officials agreed to meet on the trade dispute. Markets also priced in an expected Bank of Canada rate cut.
Trade talks reduce near-term tariff escalation risk, easing pressure on Canadian export flows and the loonie, with limited direct grain or feed price impact.
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