COTIZACIÓN HOY: El índice de precios al consumidor de Canadá de mayo subió 0.4% frente al mes anterior y 2.4% sobre base anual, superando en tres décimas las expectativas de los inversores. La aceleración de la inflación refuerza la necesidad de mantener una postura monetaria neutral y de abandonar el sesgo acomodaticio. Los datos del IPC provocaron una reacción positiva en el dólar canadiense y llevaron al tipo de cambio del USD/CAD desde los 1.

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