September 9, 2024 Last updated on September 9, 2024Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesThoughts on the Bank of Canada’s Most Recent Rate Cut and CommentaryToday's post provides five quick thoughts on the Bank of Canada's latest rate cut and accompanying commentary.
September 3, 2024 Last updated on September 3, 2024Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesWhy the Bank of Canada Should Cut by 0.50% This WeekThe Bank of Canada probably won’t cut by 0.50% this Wednesday, but I think they will wish they had when all is said and done.
July 29, 2024 Last updated on July 29, 2024Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesThe Bank of Canada Cuts and CoosToday’s post provides my five key take aways from the Bank of Canada’s policy-rate meeting last week.
July 22, 2024 Last updated on July 22, 2024Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesInflation and Inflation Expectations Have Reset Lower. Are Mortgage Rates Next?Today’s post explains why I think the Bank of Canada will cut this week, and several more times in short order.
June 17, 2024 Last updated on June 17, 2024Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesHow the US Fed’s Latest Decision Will Impact Canadian Mortgage RatesToday’s post provides highlights from the Fed’s latest and outlines the implications for Canadian fixed and variable mortgage rates.
June 10, 2024 Last updated on June 10, 2024Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesHow Low Will the Bank of Canada Go?Today's post provides highlights from the Bank of Canada's policy-rate meeting last week, and explains why I think more cuts will be forthcoming.
May 21, 2024 Last updated on May 21, 2024Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesCanadian Mortgage Rate Update – Top Five Recent PostsHere are links to five recent posts on the key topics currently impacting Canadian mortgage rates.
April 29, 2024 Last updated on April 30, 2024Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesCanadian Variable Mortgage Rates Should Fall Soon, But Fixed Mortgage Rates Are Headed the Other WayToday’s post explains why our fixed and variable mortgage rates will likely be heading in opposite directions in the near future.