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Canada’s Economy Looks Like A Recession When Adjusted For Population: BMO  

October 2, 2023

Canada’s population continues to grow at one of the fastest rates ever. It’s economy? Not so lucky. BMO Capital Markets warns the country’s economy resembles a recession, once population-adjusted. Growth is supposed to be easy with a population boom, but this one has become inflationary. That makes it complicated for the central bank, now balancing […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadians Brace For Higher Mortgage Costs, Business Closures Surge

October 1, 2023

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories.  Canadian Real Estate Canadian Mortgage Rates To Go Higher For Longer As Banks See Smaller Cuts Canadian mortgage borrowers may want to brace themselves for even higher interest costs. The Government of Canada (GoC) 5-year bond yield continues to climb rapidly, with this month representing […]

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Canadian Mortgage Rates To Go Higher For Longer As Banks See Smaller Cuts

September 28, 2023

Canadians waiting for interest rates to fall might be a little disappointed. The Government of Canada (GoC) 5-year bond yield popped to a new multi-year high again. The yield is an important measure for the market, influencing the cost of similar length mortgages. They aren’t alone—almost all bond yields are rising under the same conditions, […]

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Half of Canada’s Young Adults Gave Up On Homeownership: Mortgage Pros

September 25, 2023

Canada’s potential first-time homebuyers are increasingly giving up on homeownership. Mortgage Pros Canada (Mortgage Pros) conducted its semi-annual State of The Housing Market survey, and among the key insights was the decline in home-buying aspirations. Nearly half of renters no longer believe buying a home is possible, with a large share of young adults considering […]

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Canadian Business Closures Surge, Fewest Business Openings Since Lockdowns

September 25, 2023

Canada’s soaring inflation and expensive real estate are weighing on its small businesses. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows a sharp drop in active businesses in June. A combination of more closures and fewer openings has wiped over a year of progress. There have been many warnings that this problem is brewing, and it’s expected […]

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Canadian Mortgage Rates Set To Rise As Yields Go “Higher For Longer”: BMO

Toronto Rental Rates Surged An Average of $1500:Year In 2016
September 22, 2023

Canadians have seen mortgage interest costs climb sharply, and they’re going to need to get used to it. The Government of Canada (GoC) 5-year bond yield opened at a multi-year high on Friday, hitting levels last seen in 2007. It’s not the only bond yield popping higher, and that means mortgage borrowers should brace for […]

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Canada No Longer Has The Lowest Inflation In The G7, Set To Accelerate

September 19, 2023

Canadian inflation is heading in the wrong direction as rising energy costs return. The Statistics Canada (Stat Can) Consumer Price Index (CPI) shows annual growth accelerated in August. It was the second month inflation accelerated, leading to the loss of the briefly-held title of “lowest inflation in the G7.” Economists expect inflation to continue rising […]

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Canadian New Home Construction Pulls Back, Expected To Pull Back Further

September 18, 2023

Canada might not have a problem growing its population, but it has a big problem building housing. CMHC data reveals that new housing starts fell in August, despite the population boom. Only two provinces, BC and Ontario, have seen growth over the past year. The declines are expected to continue, prices were driven out of […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Real Estate & Labor Markets Are Weakening

September 17, 2023

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Real Estate Balancing In A “Meaningful” Way, Pause Unlikely To Boost Market: BMO The Canadian real estate market is back to cooling after a brief jump in activity post-rate pause. Existing home sales fell, and new listings have been climbing to […]

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Canadian Real Estate Balancing In A “Meaningful” Way, Pause Unlikely To Boost Market: BMO

September 15, 2023

Canada’s real estate market is hard to keep down, but getting up won’t be easy. Canadian existing home sales fell in August, while new listings continue to climb. The easing conditions have led to a balanced market, but will exuberant buyer’s return after the Bank of Canada (BoC) pause? BMO Capital Markets sees it as […]

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