Canadian bonds attract foreign investors in April: StatsCan

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Overall, offshore investors added $41.2-billion worth of securities in the month, led by $34.6 billion in debt securities. This marked the highest monthly total since the onset of the pandemic, when debt issuance soared.

Investors snapped up $12.3-billion worth of Canadian corporate bonds in April, along with $10.8 billion in federal government bonds, $9.8 billion in provincial government bonds and $7.3 billion in money market securities, StatsCan reported.

“While the latest StatsCan data deal with April, provinces continued to tap international markets in May and again in June, with non-resident purchases of this fresh paper to be picked up in future releases,” noted National Bank Financial Inc. in a research note.

Foreign investors added $6.6 billion of Canadian equities in April, StatsCan said.

“The investment in April was mainly in shares of the trade and transportation industries, as well as the energy and…

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