he momentum began to swing strongly towards the No
             side. Over the next several days, the Canadian leaped 3 cents to 75 cents.
             Inflation means that the same amount of money purchases fewer goods and services than
             before. It follows that if, in a given time frame, currency A undergoes more inflation than
             currency B, then A will end up purchasing relatively less goods than B. Obviously, this means
             currency A is going to be less valuable than before. People will be more likely to sell the
             currency or to buy less of it in favor
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