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Canadian GDP was unchanged in July after a 0.2% gain in June, below expectations, with oil and gas extraction falling 3%, the largest monthly drop since 2016. The loonie sold off after the release, pushing USD/CAD to 1.3281.
Stalled growth and weaker oil output raise doubts about Canadian economic resilience and could weaken the loonie, which lifts USD/CAD and affects the local-currency cost of Canadian-origin feed commodities.
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