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What September Job Losses Signal for the Bank of Canada’s Rate Outlook
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Why Some See Relief from the Bond Selloff in Q4
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How Bond Funds Performed in Q3 2026
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4 Key Questions for Investors to Ask at the Start of Q4
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Why Canadian Stocks Face a Higher Bar in the Fourth Quarter of 2026
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Why AI Is Boosting US Interest Rates, Not Inflation
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US Inflation Is Peaking and Will Fall, BlackRock’s Rieder Says. Here’s Why
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What’s Next for US Stocks After the Fed Rate Hike
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With Inflation Elevated, US Federal Reserve Hikes Interest Rates
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Bank of Japan Outlook: Rate Hike Likely to Support Yen
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These Top US Bond Managers Say Yields Are Attractive, But Are Wary of Data Center Debt
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Why Are Canadian Bond Yields Rising?
Inflation concerns and a move higher in US and other global markets are playing a key role.
This Gold-Rated Bond Fund Offers Standout Performance
PIMCO Monthly Income Fund draws on an army of managers and analysts covering virtually every corner of the bond market.
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The BMO Aggregate Bond Index ETF is a well-constructed portfolio of quality Canadian bonds.
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These ETFs earn top ratings from Morningstar in 2026.
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This week, Morningstar is simplifying its Medalist Rating.
Q1 Canadian Markets: Stocks in the Green, Bond Yields Higher as the Iran War Rattled Markets
Gains in the energy, basic materials, and utilities sectors kept Canadian stocks in positive territory.
Why Are Canadian Bond Yields Surging Even as the Economy Struggles?
The Canadian bond market is beholden to the Iran war and the Bank of Canada’s reaction to it.
3 Top-Performing Canadian Short-Term Fixed-Income Funds
Offerings from BMO and Vanguard stand out.
Best Bond ETFs for Canadian Investors
Index funds from BMO, Vanguard, and iShares dominate.
For Canadian Bond Investors, Will 2026 Bring More Gains?
The economy and Bank of Canada policy should be supportive, but renewed trade tensions with the US could bring risks.
Canadian Bond Yields Slip as Growth Cools: More Declines Ahead?
Canadian bond yields have been edging lower since peaking in mid-July.
The Deficit is the Biggest Risk for the US Bond Market, Says Matt Eagan of Loomis Sayles
“Inflation is in the system irrespective of tariffs. Tariffs just add to the fuel.”
The Fund Manager Using Volatility to Power Up Returns for Fixed-Income Investors
For RBC’s Dagmara Fijalkowski, embracing opportunity in uncertainty is the only way to go.
Are Trump’s Policies Leading to Higher Treasury Yields?
International bond fund managers see the need for a yield premium on US bonds, but differ on the reasons.
What’s Next for the Canadian Bond Market?
Short-term yields could fall, but longer-term yields may be stickier.
US Treasury Bond Yields Jump as Trade War Calls Safe Haven Status Into Question
The rise in bond yields comes despite growing expectations that Trump’s tariffs will drive the US economy into a recession.
How Fund Managers Are Reacting to the German Bond Market’s Once-in-a-Generation Selloff
A sharp uplift in global bond yields creates difficult choices for many managers.
Where Investors Can Find the Highest US Bond Yields in 2025
Plus, the risks of hoarding cash in your portfolio today.
What’s the Outlook for US Bonds in 2025?
Long-term yields spiked after the election on fears of inflation resurfacing and higher government borrowing.
