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Canada's Flaherty sees no recession this year
Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said he expects solid economic growth this year, despite signs the country was on the brink of a recession in the first half.
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Canadian dollar rises on manufacturing
Stronger-than-expected manufacturing figures helped lift the Canadian dollar against the U.S. dollar on Friday, while bond prices took their cue from a rising U.S. Treasury market. 12
Canadian Dollar Declines to Lowest in a Year on Commodities
Canada's dollar fell to the lowest level in almost a year after prices of the nation's commodity exports declined. 5
Canadian Dollar Shows Mild Weakness Versus Majors
The loonie exhibited mild weakness against its major counterparts on Wednesday in New York, as it lacked direction with the euro but hit a fresh multi-month low against the greenback. Investors pondered declining U.S. oil prices while shrugging o 8
Loonie Loses Currency Wings as Canada Hurt by U.S.
Currency traders are beginning to realize that for all its riches in oil, copper and lumber, Canada's economy may not be so different than the U.S. after all. 5
Canada's trade picture to darken in 2009, EDC says
Canada's trade picture will darken in 2009 because of lower oil prices and a slowing world economy. 5
Canada economy shrinks by 0.1% in May
Economic activity in Canada retreated in May, as the country's gross domestic product for the month saw a surprising contraction of 0.1 per cent. 6
Canadian Dollar Declines as Manufacturing Price Gains Subdue
Canada's dollar fell after government reports showed that manufacturers' prices rose less than raw-material costs in June, a sign companies aren't passing all of a jump in energy expenses to consumers. 
