(Bloomberg) -- The Canadian dollar fell for a
fourth day as investors sold commodity-linked currencies on
speculation U.S. subprime mortgage losses will slow the world's
largest economy.
The Canadian currency was the second-worst performer among
the 16 most actively traded currencies, trailing only Japan's
yen, while falling 0.3 percent to 93.70 U.S. cents. One U.S.
dollar buys C$1.0662.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
fourth day as investors sold commodity-linked currencies on
speculation U.S. subprime mortgage losses will slow the world's
largest economy.
The Canadian currency was the second-worst performer among
the 16 most actively traded currencies, trailing only Japan's
yen, while falling 0.3 percent to 93.70 U.S. cents. One U.S.
dollar buys C$1.0662.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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