11.02.202617:13:58UTC+00Canada 10-Year Bond Yield Drops to Over 2-Month Low

Canada’s 10-year government bond yield fell toward 3.32%, its lowest level in more than two months, as a broad, US-led rally in global sovereign debt combined with softer domestic data. Early February releases showed a cooling in US retail spending and other activity indicators, pushing Treasury yields lower and pulling Canadian yields down in close step, reflecting the deep integration of North American rate markets. This external impulse was reinforced by January job losses and signs of moderating activity in Canada, developments that reduce the perceived likelihood of renewed Bank of Canada tightening and flatten the expected policy rate path across the curve. While the Bank of Canada kept its policy rate at 2.25% and maintained a cautious stance, investors have increasingly shifted toward pricing a more stable—or eventually lower—rate environment rather than additional restraint, compressing the term premium and boosting demand for duration.