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The dollar slipped against the Canadian dollar on Monday as the United States and Canada achieved a structure arrangement to refresh the North American Free Trade Agreement. Sources with coordinate information of the discussions affirmed the two nations achieved an arrangement, which included offering more dairy access to U.S. agriculturists and also Canada consenting to a side-letter course of action successfully topping vehicle fares to the United States. The Canadian dollar ascended around 0.7 percent, achieving a four-month high of C$1.2814 as the news about the structure assertion broke, before surrendering a few additions. It last exchanged at C$1.2836.
