March 29, 2021 Last updated on March 29, 2021Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesA Recap of Recent PostsLast week was a slow one for mortgage-rate news, so today I offer a recap of three recent posts.
March 22, 2021 Last updated on March 22, 2021Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesCentral Bank vs. the Bond Market: Round 2Last week's post explained that the bond market and the BoC are currently in a fight about future inflation. In this week's post the US Fed joins the fray.
March 15, 2021 Last updated on March 15, 2021Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesThe Fight Between the Bond Market and the Bank of CanadaThe bond market expected the Bank of Canada to adopt more hawkish language last week, but the Bank had other plans.
March 8, 2021 Last updated on March 8, 2021Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesFixed or Variable Mortgage Rate – Which One Should You Choose?The rather sudden widening of the gap between fixed vs. variable mortgage rates makes this a good time to once again compare the two options.
March 1, 2021 Last updated on March 1, 2021Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesFixed Mortgage Rates Rise on Inflation Fears – But Are These Concerns Warranted?In today's post I explain why I don't think higher inflation (and higher fixed mortgage rates) are here to stay.
February 22, 2021 Last updated on February 22, 2021Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesCanadian Fixed Mortgage Rates Are About to RiseIn today’s post I explain why fixed mortgage rates are heading higher and offer advice to borrowers on how to navigate the current environment.
February 16, 2021 Last updated on February 16, 2021Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesHappy Family DayHere links to five of my recent posts covering key mortgage-related topics.
February 8, 2021 Last updated on February 8, 2021Categories Monday Morning Mortgage Rate UpdatesLockdowns Trigger a Job Loss Spike (and Bond Yields Rise Anyway)Last month saw a spike in job losses, but Government of Canada bond yields rose anyway. Today's post explains why.