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This Week’s Top Stories: Canada’s Population Is Outpacing Job Growth As Debt Problems Surface

July 9, 2023

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Unemployment Rate Rises As Population Outpaces Jobs  Canada’s economy is adding a massive amount of jobs, but not nearly enough. The country reported a gain of 60,000 jobs in June, but the unemployment rate rose to 5.4% as well. It turns […]

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Nearly 1 In 4 Canadians Unable To Pay Their Bills: Transunion

July 5, 2023

Canadians have been able to maintain an epic borrowing spree, but cracks are starting to appear. Transunion’s Q1 2023 Consumer Pulse survey found a significant share of households won’t be able to cover their bills. Behind the lack of financial confidence is sky-high inflation, that’s leading consumers to cut back on spending, and delaying plans […]

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Canadian Households At “Risk” As Debt Nearly Doubles Income 

July 4, 2023

The Canadian central bank’s addiction to low rates helped households rack up dangerous amounts of debt. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the household debt to income (DTI) ratio smashed the previous record in Q1 2023. Households are now the most highly leveraged in the country’s history, as they borrow money at a significantly faster […]

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Canada Makes The 90s Real Estate Bubble Look Like Affordable Housing

June 30, 2023

Canadian real estate became slightly easier to purchase, according to the country’s largest bank. RBC’s Housing Affordability Index showed a slight improvement in Q1 2023, the first in years. The decline won’t provide much comfort for buyers though, with housing still less affordable than the peak of the 90s bubble. The bank doesn’t see things […]

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Canadian Inflation Slowing, But Not Enough To Prevent Rate Hike: BMO

June 28, 2023

Canadian inflation is showing some encouraging signs, but the devil’s in the details. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) reported the growth rate for the Consumer Price Index (CPI) saw annual growth fall much lower than the market had forecast for May. BMO saw that as encouraging, but warns short-term growth isn’t budging, and that will reinforce […]

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Canada’s Bank Regulator Moves To Tighten Credit As Impaired Loans Surge

June 20, 2023

Canada’s bank regulator is growing increasingly concerned about a risk event. This morning the Office of The Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) raised the Domestic stability buffer (DSB) target 50 basis points (bps) to 3.5% of risk weighted assets (RWA). Banks subject to the buffer will have until November 1, 2023 to get it done. […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Real Estate Strength To Fade & Supply Outpaced Population Growth

June 18, 2023

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s top stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Real Estate Market Strength Unlikely To Last: RBC The Canadian real estate market has been surging since the Bank of Canada’s “pause” announcement, but RBC expects this momentum to slow due to rising interest rates and an improvement in inventory. Rising […]

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Bank of Canada Expected To Hit Market With Two More Rate Hikes: BMO

June 12, 2023

Higher rates weren’t enough to kill Canada’s economy—they only made it angry. The Bank of Canada (BoC) surprised the market with a rate hike last week, and BMO doesn’t think it was the last one. Canada’s economy is running so hot, the market now expects at least two more rate hikes. It’ll almost certainly lead […]

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Canadians Brace For Higher Mortgage Rates After Bank of Canada Hike

June 7, 2023

Canada’s economy continues to outperform, despite rising interest rates. In response, the Bank of Canada (BoC) hiked its overnight rate by 0.25 points to 4.75%—the highest rate in over 10 years. To further throttle excess demand, the central bank is also reducing credit liquidity, as it attempts to prevent already elevated inflation from returning to […]

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Canadian Banks Report 1 In 4 Mortgages Are 35 Years Or Longer 

May 26, 2023

Canadian first time home buyers are 36 years old on average. That means they won’t have that starter condo paid off by the time they retire, according to recent bank reports. Four of the Big Five banks reported a large share of their portfolio had amortizations longer than 30 years in Q2 2023. Most of […]

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