Canada 10-Year Yield Falls on US Treasury Pullback

2026-07-15 16:47 By Isabela Couto 1 min. read

The yield on Canada's 10-year bond eased to 3.54% from the near two-month high of 3.57% on July 14th, as the impact from the pullback in US Treasury offset support the Bank of Canada's robust economic outlook.

US yields pulled back following the combination of soft CPI and PPI readings for June, erasing expectations that the Federal Reserve would hike rates in their next meeting.

Still, a sharper decline for Canadian yields were prevented by relatively hawkish rhetoric by the Bank of Canada.

The central bank held interest rates unchanged in their July meeting, as expected, but underscored that growth is set to remain robust in the coming quarters.

This was combined with an upward revision to inflation projections this year as the war in the Middle East lifted energy costs.



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