Bank of Canada resumes market operations; will proceed with its regular schedule for market operations, including today's AM auctions of receiver general balances

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The Bank of Canada's decision to resume its regular market operations, including today's auctions, signals a return to a more stable monetary environment. This re-engagement can be viewed as a commitment to liquidity provisions, which may provide support for the Canadian dollar (CAD) and influence fixed income markets, particularly if it reflects confidence in economic recovery. Watch for market responses in the CAD and related asset classes as this could impact risk sentiment in North America.

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