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Canada’s dollar hit a seven-month high against its U.S. counterpart on Friday and was on track for its best month this year after the greenback slid broadly on signs of flagging U.S. growth.

First-quarter U.S. economic growth cooled as businesses cut back on investment and restocked shelves at a slower pace.

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The price of gold was leveling off from its two-week low Tuesday morning amid a mixed U.S. dollar.

Gold for June delivery, the most actively traded contract, edged up $6.90 to $1,639.50 an ounce. Yesterday, gold ended at a 2-week low as the dollar strengthened against the euro and other major currencies following significant developments in France and the Netherlands. Impacting commodities were also some weak economic data from China and Europe, that sent stocks spiraling down across Europe.

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Brent crude oil gained on Thursday, bouncing from a two-month low set the previous session, as a Spanish bond auction attracted strong investor demand, alleviating some concerns about the health of the euro zone economy.

Spain’s Treasury issued 2.5 billion euros ($3.3 billion) in two- and 10-year bonds on Thursday at the top end of the targeted amount, although yields ticked higher than at the previous January auction.

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The price of gold was lingering below the $1,650-mark Wednesday morning amid a generally steady U.S. dollar.

Gold for June delivery, the most actively traded contract, eased $3.50 to $1,647.60 an ounce. Yesterday, gold snapped its two-session losing streak to end marginally higher as investors weighed some encouraging economic data from Germany that eased euro zone debt concerns. Gold prices were also influenced by rising oil prices and the U.S. equity market.

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The price of crude oil was little changed Wednesday morning as traders await cues from the official inventories data from the EIA, due out later during the session.

Light Sweet Crude Oil (WTI) futures for May delivery, edged down $0.04 to $104.16 a barrel. Yesterday, oil ended at a 2-week high on global cues, with some encouraging economic data that showed economic sentiment in Germany improved for the fifth straight month, while Spain’s treasury bill auction saw strong demand although at a higher cost.

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