Last week Statistics Canada confirmed that our GDP increased by 0.1% in February on a month-over-month basis (MoM). The result was,.. Read More;

Last week Statistics Canada confirmed that our Consumer Price Index (CPI) dropped to 4.3% in March on a year-over-year basis,,.. Read More;

The Bank of Canada (BoC) held its policy rate steady last week, and that was welcome news for variable-rate borrowers,.. Read More;

I hope that you enjoyed the break. I took the long weekend off, so there won’t be a new post,.. Read More;

In today’s upside-down world, good news for our economy is bad news for our mortgage rates because it increases the,.. Read More;

When central bankers cranked up their policy rates to combat runaway inflation, they knew that it would create economic pain.,.. Read More;

The inflation debate has suddenly taken a backseat to concerns about systemic financial risk in both the US and Europe. Within,.. Read More;

Last week was a busy one for anyone keeping an eye on Canadian mortgage rates. We heard hawkish statements from the,.. Read More;

Let’s start with this week’s most welcome news. There is a zero percent chance that the Bank of Canada (BoC) will,.. Read More;

Last week Statistics Canada confirmed that our Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell from 6.3% in December to 5.9% in January,.. Read More;

Last week we learned the Canadian economy added an estimated 150,000 new jobs in January, ten times higher than the,.. Read More;

The US Federal Reserve raised its policy rate by another 0.25% up to a target range of 4.50% to 4.75%. Anyone,.. Read More;