Canadian dollar ends week lower as markets assess US tariff ruling and retail data
The loonie fell 0.5 percent this week as investors weighed a U.S. tariff ruling and mixed retail data. Cooling inflation and a strong greenback added pressure.
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The Canadian 
CA dollar (loonie) weakened on Friday, ending the week down approximately 0.5% and trading at 1.3687 per U.S. 
US dollar on Feb. 20, as investors in Canada and the United States digested mixed economic data and a significant legal development. Market participants and economists cited a U.S. Supreme Court ruling regarding trade authority as a key factor in the day's market movements, alongside fresh figures from the domestic retail sector.
CA dollar (loonie) weakened on Friday, ending the week down approximately 0.5% and trading at 1.3687 per U.S. US dollar on Feb. 20, as investors in Canada and the United States digested mixed economic data and a significant legal development. Market participants and economists cited a U.S. Supreme Court ruling regarding trade authority as a key factor in the day's market movements, alongside fresh figures from the domestic retail sector.
