Weak global growth unlikely to prevent rebound in US yields

Canada continues to lead the recovery among the G7 economies after a relatively shallow recession. However, the US is only just behind, despite stumbling in Q1, and looks in better shape. Softness elsewhere may have played some part in keeping US Treasury yields low, but they are still set to rise.

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