(Bloomberg) -- The Canadian dollar rose for the
first time this week on speculation that acquisitions of
Canadian companies will increase demand for the currency.
Rio Tinto Group, the London-based miner, agreed to buy
Montreal-based Alcan Inc. for $38.1 billion to form the world's
biggest aluminum maker.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
first time this week on speculation that acquisitions of
Canadian companies will increase demand for the currency.
Rio Tinto Group, the London-based miner, agreed to buy
Montreal-based Alcan Inc. for $38.1 billion to form the world's
biggest aluminum maker.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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