(Bloomberg) -- Canada's dollar fell for the first time in four days as prices of the nation's commodity exports declined, reducing the currency's appeal.
The currency dropped from an 11-month high after trading above 91 cents yesterday for the first time since May 2006. The Canadian dollar fell to 90.86 U.S. cents at 7:42 a.m. in Toronto. One U.S. dollar buys C$1.1006.
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