Canadian dollar holds near 11 day high as investors dismiss bridge threats
The loonie remained steady today as investors shrugged off U.S. threats over a new bridge project. Markets expect Canada to benefit from a commodities boom.
Investors have largely dismissed a threat by United States 
US President Donald Trump to bar the opening of the Detroit-Windsor bridge project ($4.7 billion), as the Canadian dollar (loonie) steadied near an 11-day high. The market reaction indicates that traders are looking past the immediate rhetoric concerning the major cross-border infrastructure project between the U.S. and Canada 
CA, even as the dispute remains under discussion.
US President Donald Trump to bar the opening of the Detroit-Windsor bridge project ($4.7 billion), as the Canadian dollar (loonie) steadied near an 11-day high. The market reaction indicates that traders are looking past the immediate rhetoric concerning the major cross-border infrastructure project between the U.S. and Canada CA, even as the dispute remains under discussion.
