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Fixed-rate financing faces a higher bond floor

Government of Canada benchmark yields · through September 25

Unit: % annual yield
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Fixed-rate financing faces a higher bond floorThe five-year Canada yield reached 3.65% on September 25, up 51 basis points from July 15. Unit: % annual yield. Daily business-day observations. Use left and right arrow keys to inspect observations. The data table follows the chart.Fixed-rate financing faces a higher bond floorCanada 2-yearCanada 5-yearCanada 10-year% annual yield2%2.5%3%3.5%4%Sep 25, 2025Dec 9, 2025Feb 23, 2026May 5, 2026Jul 16, 2026Sep 25, 2026Homies Research, using Bank of Canada Valet data · Through through 2026-09-25Daily business-day observationsHOMIES RESEARCH
Sep 25, 2026Canada 2-year 3.35%Canada 5-year 3.65%Canada 10-year 3.94%

The five-year Canada yield reached 3.65% on September 25, up 51 basis points from July 15.

Source: Homies Research, using Bank of Canada Valet data. Reference: through 2026-09-25. Release date not supplied by source feed. Retrieved 2026-09-28.

Daily business-day observations · Business-day market observations, not mortgage offers. Latest available in retrieved file is September 25.

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Showing the latest 12 observations.

Fixed-rate financing faces a higher bond floor. Unit: % annual yield. Daily business-day observations
PeriodCanada 2-yearCanada 5-yearCanada 10-year
Sep 10, 20263.31%3.63%3.94%
Sep 11, 20263.35%3.65%3.95%
Sep 14, 20263.37%3.65%3.94%
Sep 15, 20263.35%3.65%3.95%
Sep 16, 20263.35%3.64%3.92%
Sep 17, 20263.27%3.54%3.83%
Sep 18, 20263.32%3.59%3.87%
Sep 21, 20263.29%3.57%3.84%
Sep 22, 20263.25%3.54%3.83%
Sep 23, 20263.4%3.69%3.96%
Sep 24, 20263.39%3.69%3.97%
Sep 25, 20263.35%3.65%3.94%

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