The Canadian dollar advanced against its major counterparts in the early New York session on Thursday, as oil prices rose on lingering geopolitical worries around the Korean peninsula and the Middle East.Crude for May delivery rose $0.04 to $53.15 per barrel.After talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin over Syrian issue, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told that the two countries had reached a "low point" in relations.


The loonie climbed to 1.4053 against the euro, its strongest since March 2. The next possible resistance for the loonie may be found around the 1.39 region.
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