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The impact of the appreciation of the Canadian dollar on Canada's grain and oilseed prices and trade
Ottawa, Canada
August 17, 2006

Source: Agriculture and Agrifood Canada Bi-weekly Bulletin

SUMMARY

Canada is the fourth largest exporter in the world grains and oilseeds (G&O) market. With a relatively small domestic market for its products, the Canadian G&O industry depends heavily on the international market. The appreciation of the Canadian dollar, against the United States (US) dollar, since 2002-2003 has significantly reduced domestic and export G&O prices and returns to Canadian producers, in terms of Canadian dollars. For 2006-2007, the Canadian dollar is projected by the major Canadian banks to be slightly stronger than 2005-2006, which will continue to depress Canadian G&O prices.

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