Canadian growth surprise spurs futures weakness |
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Bond prices are a little easier to begin the week with a stories of a potential solution to the problems facing the Greek government as it considers issuing bonds to replace forthcoming maturities. A strong reading for fourth quarter Canadian growth also sent bill prices down sharply as investors mull the impact on decision making at the central bank. Eurodollar futures – Futures prices are lower by a tick from December outwards – but given the recent curve flattening seen last week, this is
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