GoCs remain in a holding pattern as attention turns to U.S. retail sales data. The market has been digesting firmer than anticipated Eurozone GDP. And Canadian manufacturing shipments a 8.30am ET are projected to bounce 1.0% in September (median forecast +1.0%). But anticipated soft U.S. retail sales data has helped cap yields. The 10-year yield is little changed at 2.045%, extending consolidation between 2.00% and last Friday's one-month high at 2.10%. And USD-CAD has stabilized around 1.1370, having rebounded from a nine-day low at 1.1277 on Wednesday, but still capped by 1.1400.
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