Canadian Companies Seek Bond Opportunities In Europe

The video discusses the impact of low borrowing costs on the bond market, particularly in Canada. It highlights the limited supply of corporate bonds in the Canadian dollar market and the resulting price increases. Investment strategies by Pimco's Devlin are explored, noting the appreciation of Canadian corporate bonds. The video also touches on global trends, including quantitative easing programs in other countries.

What is one reason for the low borrowing costs mentioned in the video?

• High inflation rates

• Increased government spending

• Low interest rates

• High supply of corporate bonds

How have rising commodity prices affected the Canadian corporate debt market?

• There has been no effect

• Prices on corporate debt have increased

• Spreads have increased

• Prices on corporate debt have decreased

What did Pimco's Devlin purchase when the market was down?

• Foreign currency

• Real estate

• Canadian bank deposit notes and utility bonds

• Government bonds

What is Devlin's current view on the valuation of Canadian corporate bonds?

• They are at fair value

• They are overvalued

• They are not worth investing in

• They are undervalued

Which global figure's actions are influencing the bond market?

• Mario Draghi

• Janet Yellen

• Christine Lagarde

• Jerome Powell