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Canada

Bank of Canada Warns “Inflation Is Too High,” Makes Biggest Hike Since 1998

July 13, 2022

Canada’s economy got a bit of a surprise this morning — a massive rate hike. Analysts expected the Bank of Canada (BoC) to make a big move, just not the biggest in over 20 years. The central bank is hoping to temper inflation expectations by showing they’ll do whatever it takes. Canadians now face the […]

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Canadian Mortgage Loans Are Still Being Issued At Dirt Cheap Interest Rates

July 12, 2022

Canadian mortgage rates are surging higher but are mortgage rates now high? Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows interest costs for new mortgage lending climbed sharply in May. Rates are rising from record lows, stimulus-levels, and largely just normalizing. New mortgage borrowers were still paying less interest than they would have in 2019. Uninsured Mortgages […]

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Canada’s Drop In Unemployment Was Due To More People Giving Up On Their Job Hunt

July 11, 2022

Canada’s record low unemployment rate just keeps falling, but it may not mean what we think it does. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) labor force survey (LFS) data shows unemployment fell in June. But so did the number of workers employed, while the unemployment rate also fell. The drop was due to more employees giving up […]

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Canadians Are Quitting Due To Employment Dissatisfaction, and That’s A Good Thing

July 9, 2022

More Canadians are telling their boss, “take this job and shove it,” and it might surprise you to hear this is good news. This week, Statistics Canada (Stat Can) released the results of its June Labor Force Survey (LFS). Amongst mostly positive data was a point not often discussed — quitting due to dissatisfaction. Workers […]

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BMO Revises Bank of Canada Rate Forecast Higher, Expect 2008-Levels By Next Week

July 7, 2022

Canadians are about to see interest rates they didn’t think were possible in just a few days. BMO made revisions to its overnight rate forecasts this week. At next Wednesday’s meeting, they’re calling the largest rate hike in two decades. That will bring interest rates (and your borrowing costs) to the highest level since 2008.  […]

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Canada | Vancouver

Greater Vancouver Real Estate Prices Fell $25k Last Month

July 6, 2022

Greater Vancouver real estate prices only showed a mild pullback while Toronto was plummeting, but it’s making up for lost time. Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) data shows the benchmark price made a sharp drop in June. After barely budging in May, prices are now falling tens of thousands per week.  Greater Vancouver […]

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Canada | Toronto

Toronto Real Estate Prices Dropped $56k Last Month, Down $130k From Peak

July 6, 2022

It feels like it was just a few weeks ago that we were writing about Toronto real estate’s massive gains. Oh, it was just a few weeks ago — price drops are just happening really fast. Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) data shows home prices fell in June. Prices fell even faster than they […]

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Lumber Prices Have Crashed Over 60%, Home Builder Costs To Ease

July 5, 2022

It’s going down. I’m yelling timberrr. Bad joke, but good news for home construction costs, unless you’re a timber dealer. After more than tripling since 2020, lumber prices have crashed over 60% lower as of Tuesday. Surging lumber over the past two years helped drive construction costs tens of thousands of dollars higher. Now that […]

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Canadian Households To Cut Spending and Pay Down Debts If Rates Rise: BoC

July 4, 2022

Higher interest rates might force Canadian households to do the unexpected — pay down debt. That was one of the findings in the Bank of Canada (BoC) Survey of Consumer Expectations. The Q2 2022 results show many households plan to change spending behavior if rates rise. It also revealed the average person expects inflation to […]

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Canadian Provinces Depend On Real Estate Services For Up To 1 In 5 GDP Dollars

July 2, 2022

Canada’s addiction to real estate-driven growth won’t be easy to break, being such a large share of the economy. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) released annual provincial data for Real Estate and Rental and Leasing (RERL). RERL is a share of gross domestic product (GDP) sourced from real estate services. Over the past two decades, RERL […]

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