Posts from the ‘bankofcanada’ Tag

Today's post offers my take on what Canadian mortgage rates might look like when the US/Iran war ends.

Today's post offers my take on how tug of war between trade uncertainty and the energy shock will play out.

Today's post explains why I think bond-market investors may be getting ahead of themselves.

Today’s post offers my take on the Bank of Canada’s policy-rate meeting and explains why our fixed mortgage rates have spiked higher.

Today’s post offers my take on what will likely hear from the Bank of Canada’s at its policy-rate meeting this Wednesday.

Today’s post offers my take on how war in the Middle East will impact on Canadian mortgage rates.

Today's post offers my take on how cooler-than-expected inflation in January is impacting Canadian mortgage rates.

The Bank of Canada held its policy rate steady last week. Its accompanying commentary was more dovish then expected.

Today’s post focuses on the inflation that mattered most in Statistics Canada’s latest update, and offers my take on what the BoC will do this Wednesday.

Today’s post offers my take on how the latest US inflation data are likely to impact Canadian mortgage rates.

Today's post explains why weaker economic conditions may not lead to lower rates for Canadian mortgage borrowers.