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Type:  Bond
Group:  Government
Market:  Canada
  • Prev. Close: 3.199
  • Day's Range: 3.103 - 3.215
Canada 10Y 3.199 0.000 0.00%

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Muhammad Mehta
Muhammad Mehta Dec 08, 2023 4:31AM ET
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Every time is a good time to invest!Investment is not a game of chance orluck like the lottery, rather it involvescritical reasoning, planning, and diligence and focuses on achieving the major goal (PROFIT). Notwithstanding, one should putinto consideration that various externalities may occur during the investment periodwhich could result in a high yield in profit or loss. I seek for mentorship that why I am a successful investor today.. all thanks to Anne.
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credwords evan williams Oct 03, 2023 5:14PM ET
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leafs btfo
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Adam Cu Oct 03, 2023 10:25AM ET
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is this normal ?
Sep 26, 2022 1:23PM ET
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Game over.
Apr 21, 2022 7:17PM ET
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Canada about to break
Asif Hossain
Asif Hossain Apr 11, 2022 10:56AM ET
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OLL OK
Mark Alexander
Mark Alexander Nov 25, 2021 5:19AM ET
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heres the thing though, during COVID, Canada's GDP shrank as well as some of it's ability to pay off it's debt. Especially with Biden slashing the pipeline projects and many Canadians losing and/or quitting their jobs due to COVID stress and the ability to work from home. Rates rising are inevitable to pay off majority of that debt as Canadian buisnesses still have to follow strict COVID procedures. Majority of Canada's debt is in home mortgages, and many countries have stated enough issues with Canada's housing bubble with it being on the brink of a crash. Inflation will not help fight off Canada's debt problem. Interest rates will increase dramatically. The COVID bill has to be paid, and it won't be struggling Canadian homeowners able to front it. It will have to come from corporations and banks, which means slashing spending on projects and infrastructure, as well as more waves of bankruptcies and deflation. Thats why we have inflation right now, to fight deflation pressure.
Matt Brackley
Matt Brackley Nov 25, 2021 5:19AM ET
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bingo...only near term patch...stagflation
Picaso Fish
Picaso_Fish Nov 19, 2021 8:16PM ET
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Imagine what would have happened if Canada didn't print stupid amounts of money in 2019,2020. The looney would be like 1.35USD and the economy would have collapsed. You need to understand that
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Picaso_Fish Nov 19, 2021 8:15PM ET
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This site trading ecobomics, thinks canada's debt to gdp will fall to 109% from 120% by the end of 2023USA's is supposed to be 138% by the end of 2023. I guess it's more debt then I would like, but is it not True Canada is in better shape then Britian France, usa etc....
Joey Beatty
Joey Beatty Nov 19, 2021 8:15PM ET
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Canada is in the worst position of all G7
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Adam Anderson Oct 30, 2021 9:55AM ET
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Yeah we are pretty much screwed....our political parties have lost their minds. The country will eventually split up if this nonsense continues. I never thought I would say that. But even I'm starting to believe it's possible.
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I would agree with you if we were not so dependent on the USA. Can you imagine what have happened if we didn't de value the loonie? I don't see an scenario where that is possible
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I just wish Canadians were intelligent enough for the people to actually discuss the issue. The business community would FREAK if stood pat
 
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