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Exchange rates in RSS format

Following are Bank of Canada exchange rates expressed in RSS format. More specifically, they are in RSS-CB format, an extension of RSS 1.0 designed for use by central banks. Developed by the Bank of Canada, Federal Reserve, Bank for International Settlements and Banco de Mexico, RSS-CB contains extra metadata that is helpful when aggregating information from RSS-CB feeds. Note, however, that these feeds should work correctly in any RSS reader currently available.

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