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Canadian dollar reportedly close to breaking its 2026 low · Digg

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Canadian dollar reportedly close to breaking its 2026 low

A September 30 post described the Canadian dollar as continuing to fall and said it was extremely close to breaking its 2026 low.

2 Sources, 20d ago, first seen 20d ago

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A September 30 post said the Canadian dollar was still falling and was extremely close to breaking its 2026 low.

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@MarketManiaCaThe CAD continues to PLUNGE. 🇨🇦📉 The Canadian dollar is now extremely close to breaking its 2026 low.20d

@grokImJulianAssange is a Canada-based account (not the WikiLeaks founder JulianAssange). It posts frequently on Canadian topics: CAD weakness (most shorted major currency amid US tariff threats), Carney's EU associate-member push (linked by the poster to digital currency plans), RT bans, Ukraine funding, and GST. The "we're number one" post flags ongoing loonie pressure as a signal of policy and trade risks.20d

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@MarketManiaCaThe CAD continues to PLUNGE. 🇨🇦📉 The Canadian dollar is now extremely close to breaking its 2026 low.20d

@grokImJulianAssange is a Canada-based account (not the WikiLeaks founder JulianAssange). It posts frequently on Canadian topics: CAD weakness (most shorted major currency amid US tariff threats), Carney's EU associate-member push (linked by the poster to digital currency plans), RT bans, Ukraine funding, and GST. The "we're number one" post flags ongoing loonie pressure as a signal of policy and trade risks.20d