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Canadian Household Credit Growth Barely Moves, Annual Growth Falls To 1983 Levels

April 4, 2019

Fresh off an epic credit binge, households in Canada are starting to shy away from more debt. Bank of Canada (BOC) numbers show household debt levels barely moved in February. Not only did debt barely move from the month before, but the annual pace of growth fell to levels not seen since 1983. Canadian Households […]

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Canadian Borrowing Rates Hit The Highest Level Since 2009… Then Collapse

April 2, 2019

Borrowing rates are sliding before the traditional busy season for Canadian real estate. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show the effective borrowing rate peaked in early March. Shortly after printing the highest number since the Great Recession, the rate dropped. The minor drop made headlines, but only really impacts people shopping in that window. The […]

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Canadian Household Debt Tops $2.16 Trillion, Slowest January Growth Since 1983

March 7, 2019

Rising borrowing rates are putting a drag on the growth of Canadian household debt. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show household debt fell from an all-time high in January. The drop stalled the annual pace of growth at the same level one month before – at the lowest levels since 1983. Canadian Households Owe Over […]

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The Last Time Canadian Household Debt Grew This Slow Was 1983

February 7, 2019

Canadian households have abruptly cooled their appetite for credit. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show households reached a record level of debt in December 2018. Despite reaching new highs, Canadians are less keep on borrowing right now. It’s not just due to the decline in home sales either – consumers are starting to cool their […]

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Canadian Mortgage Growth Has Only Been Lower One Month In The Past 30 Years

February 4, 2019

Falling Canadian real estate sales are still taking a bite out of mortgage growth. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show mortgage debt reached a record high in December. Despite the record, the annual pace of growth fell to a multi-year low. In fact, it’s only been lower for one month, over the past 30 years. […]

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Canada’s Money Supply Growth Moves Higher, But Still Points To A Slower Economy

January 25, 2019

The growth rate of Canada’s money supply improved, but still points to a significantly slower economy. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show the M1+ growth rate improved in November. The slight improvement is dwarfed by the fact that the annual rate of growth is still a third lower than last year. The M1+ The BoC […]

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Canadian Household Credit Growth Has Only Been Lower One Other Period

January 10, 2019

Canadian households are showing signs they’re tapped out. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show the balance of outstanding credit reached a record high in November. The record is overshadowed by the continued deceleration of growth, however. Households borrowed at one of the slowest paces in decades, with big drops in consumer and mortgage growth. Canadians […]

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Canadian Mortgage Growth Keeps Dropping, Prints New 17 Year Low

January 7, 2019

Slow Canadian real estate sales are still dragging mortgage credit growth lower. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show outstanding mortgage credit reached a new record high in November. The high was accompanied by slowing growth, which is showing signs that it could slow further. Canadians Have Over $1.539 Trillion In Mortgage Debt The balance of […]

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Canadian Household Borrowing Rates Make Unusual Stall For 4 Weeks

January 3, 2019

Canadian household borrowing rates may have hit a wall. Bank of Canada (BoC) numbers show the effective household borrowing rate stalled in December, for 4 consecutive weeks. The rate, which is the typical interest rate paid by households, is still substantially higher than last year. Effective Borrowing Rates The effective borrowing rate is the typical […]

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The Bank of Canada Officially Began Buying Canadian Mortgage Bonds

January 2, 2019

Canada’s central bank has officially started to help out with mortgage liquidity. The Bank of Canada (BoC) announced their intention to buy Canada Mortgage Bonds at the end of November. The Bank bought nearly quarter of a billion of the bonds less than three weeks later. WTF Is A Canada Mortgage Bond? Canada Mortgage Bonds […]

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