White House theatrics, not economic data, pushed yields lower to start the week. Markets grappled with recycled tariff threats, another looming U.S. government shutdown, and the usual grab bag of global unease.

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Yields start today on the back foot after Trump threatened "Governor Carney" with a 100% tariff if Canada “makes a deal” with China. Apparently, Trudeau isn’t the only prime minister Trump can diplomatically disrespect. Setting that circus aside, Friday’s subdued data releases did little to move

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