#Economy & #Stocks Review - Canada Issuing US Dollar Denominate Debt

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Canada Issuing US Dollar Denominate Debt

The Government of Canada recently issued a US-dollar global bond worth $3.5 billion on March 11, 2025. This five-year bond aims to bolster Canada's foreign reserves, ensuring liquidity and stability in foreign exchange markets. The issuance saw robust demand, with an order book exceeding $13.9 billion, reflecting strong investor confidence in Canada's AAA credit rating and resilient economy.

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