The Bank of Canada's reluctance to cut its policy rate has caused the Loonie to appreciate against other currencies, creating a headwind that has hurt our export sales. The cost of its continued inaction is growing.
Today's post offers my take on how the Bank of Canada's latest Monetary Policy Report and accompanying policy statement will impact Canadian mortgage rates.
Last week’s market-moving news centred around the announcement of phase one of a U.S./China trade deal, but a closer look at the details leads me to conclude that any associated boost will likely be short lived.
The idea that the Bank of Canada will delay rate cuts for fear that it will increase borrowing and accelerate house-price growth is flawed for two reasons. Today's post explains.
Today's post highlights the recent data that are pushing U.S. bond yields lower and explains why this will probably lead to lower Canadian mortgage rates.