#Canadianborrowingcosts
BS:
“… What would be more significant for #Canada is the impact on #USyields because we have tightly linked #financialmarkets with the #US, & if #USborrowingCosts rise, some of that tends to pass on to #Canadianborrowingcosts, & that would have a more direct impact,” he said. …”
Why are the U.S. and Japan trying to prop up the yen and what does it mean for Canada? — Financial Post
The first intervention by the U.S. in almost 30 years surprised central banks around the world
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August 20, 2026 at 1:25 PM