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Canadian bond yields rise amid global inflation and geopolitical uncertainty
MULTIPLE REPORTS·Published ·Main source · The Globe and Mail
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Bank of Canada, Canadian bond market
Canada
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Long-term Canadian government bond yields reached 16-year highs.
The rise is driven by global bond sell-offs and geopolitical uncertainty linked to the war in Iran.
Higher yields are putting upward pressure on fixed-rate mortgages.
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