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Loonie dips below 72 cents and could fall further: currency analyst

Adam Button, chief currency analyst with ForexLive says the Canadian dollar has fallen to its lowest level since 2020 and with rate cuts coming and a U.S. election on the horizon, there’s every reason to think even lower levels could be on the table.

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