Loonie Rebounds Following Canada CPI

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Loonie Rebounds Following Canada CPI

(RTTNews) - After the release of Canada consumer inflation for December at 8:30 am ET Tuesday, the loonie recovered against its major counterparts.

The loonie was trading at 1.4533 against the euro, 0.9315 against the aussie, 1.3402 against the greenback and 95.86 against the yen around 8:31 am ET.

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