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Gasoil cracks retrace to pre-sanction levels as geopolitics and bearish outlook weigh on markets
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Resilient and rising: APAC LCY bond markets remain strong amid USD pivot
By TraditionData
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What the last FOMC meeting of the year tells us about Repo signals
By Jake Harmon
Dutch courage or cavalier: pensions take on risk, exit bonds
By Akshay Gupta
9 Dec 2025
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CORRA (Canadian Overnight Repo Rate Average) is a new alternative reference rate for the Canadian dollar overnight market. Enhanced methodology was recommended, and the Bank of Canada (BOC) took over publication in June 2020. It is designed to replace the current reference rate, the Canadian Dollar LIBOR (CDOR), which was phased out at the end of 2021.
CORRA is based on actual transactions in the Canadian dollar overnight market, making it more robust and reliable than CDOR. Additionally, it is calculated and published on a daily basis, providing more frequent and up-to-date information. The use of CORRA also promotes greater transparency and fairness in the market.
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