Today's lower-than-expected inflation reading for February has bolstered confidence that the Bank of Canada could initiate its first rate cut in June.
Following today's decision by the Bank of Canada to leave interest rates on hold, Governor Tiff Macklem said plainly that it's still too early to being
Could Canada's headline inflation rate reach the neutral target of 2% by this summer, a full year sooner than the Bank of Canada's own forecasts?
National Bank of Canada thinks so.
As Cupid readies his arrows for Valentine's Day, a new survey has uncovered that high interest rates are taking their toll on Canadians' romantic life
After a short-lived upswing in bond yields last month that nudged some fixed mortgage rates higher, lenders are once again bringing them back down.
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said the Bank will only start entertaining interest rate cuts once it has "assurance" that inflation is trending back towards its 2% target.
A majority of economists believe stubborn inflation is likely to delay the first Bank of Canada rate cut until at least June.
As we wrap up a year full of economic twists and turns—and interest rate ups and downs—we wanted to look back at some of the top mortgage-related stories that graced our pages in 2023.
2023 was a year that tested the resilience of Canadian mortgage holders. And as we look forward, there's optimism that 2024 will be the year of rate relief.
Several of Canada's big banks and numerous other lenders are offering a practical gift for borrowers this holiday season: lower mortgage rates.