These days, there's nothing like a publicized trade deal to put a hop in the market's step. The U.S. and China have agreed to a 90-day truce on most (not all) tariffs and non-tariff measures. This ceasefire was enough to reverse Friday's dip

Friday's news pushed and pulled Canadian bonds in two directions, but gravity won. Here's how the strings were being pulled:

After today's jobs numbers, the gloom train is about to leave the station. With tariffs rattling the labour market, economists are now elbowing each other for window seats on the Pessimism Express. Here were the mostly dreary details: * Job change: +7,400 (est. +2,500 | prior -32,600)

Apart from the Bank of Canada's Financial Stability Report—where Governor Macklem warns that trade uncertainty is the new national pastime—there were no other notable Canadian releases on Thursday. Here's what else nudged yields, and in which direction: