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Chart comparing same-moment moves across seven Canadian assets after Tuesday's Iran headline.

Seven Canadian markets were checked against the same 12:04 p.m. snapshot Tuesday to see whether they told a consistent story about the day's Iran headlines. Stocks and gold rallied on the news, with the TSX gaining more by midday than it lost in all of Friday's session, but the Government of Canada 10-year bond yield eased rather than rose and the Canadian dollar slipped, the opposite of what a market pricing a durable energy-driven inflation risk would typically do.

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