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Canadian Mortgage Growth Hits Highest Level Since 2018… After Revisions

March 30, 2020

Canadian real estate markets were busier than usual at the beginning of last month. This helped to push mortgage debt higher, even though the back half of the month was halted due to the pandemic. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows outstanding mortgage credit reached a new high in February. The year-over-year growth is now […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Unemployment Makes Unprecedented Increase & BoC Does Emergency Cuts

March 29, 2020

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s most important stories. Canadian Real Estate A Panicked Bank Of Canada Just Cut Interest Rates Back To Record Lows The Bank of Canada (BoC) made another unscheduled rate cut last week. The central bank’s policy rate is now just 0.25%, down 150 bps form a month before. […]

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A Panicked Bank of Canada Just Cut Interest Rates Back To Record Lows

March 27, 2020

Canada’s central bank is flooding the credit market, and hoping nothing sinks. The Bank of Canada (BoC) made an unscheduled rate decision today, dropping the policy rate to just 0.25%. The decision is the third cut just this month, and marks a return to the lowest policy rate Canada has ever seen. Policy Interest Rate […]

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Canadian Household Debt Gets Biggest Interest Rate Drop Since The Financial Crisis

March 26, 2020

Canadian debt is becoming very cheap, very rapidly – and it’s not a great sign. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows the effective interest rate paid by households fell to a monthly year low on March 20. The decline from a year ago is the fastest we’ve seen rates drop during this period, since the […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Real Estate Sales Were Booming, Before Banks Went Into Emergency Mode

March 22, 2020

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s most important stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Interest Rates Are Falling, But Fear Is Driving Mortgage Rates Higher Canadian interest rates are dropping, but many mortgage rates are rising. For example, RBC increased its 5-year fixed for conventional mortgages from 2.94% to 3.34% on March 18. TD […]

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Canadian Bank Regulator Halts Stress Test Changes, and Dividend Hikes

March 16, 2020

Canadian bank regulators are jumping into action to contain economic risk. The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) made emergency changes last week in response to COVID-19. These changes include dropping the update to the mortgage stress test, lowering domestic stability buffers, and asking banks to halt share buybacks and dividend hikes. Mortgage […]

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This Week’s Top Stories: Canadian Reverse Mortgage Debt Is Rising, While Consumer Credit Dips

March 15, 2020

Time for your cheat sheet on this week’s most important stories. Canadian Real Estate Canadian Reverse Mortgage Debt Tops $4 Billion For The First Time Ever Canadian reverse mortgage debt hit a new milestone. OSFI regulated banks held $4 billion in reverse mortgage debt in December, up 13% from last year. This is the first […]

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Canadian Household Borrowing Rates Fall To 2018 Lows

March 13, 2020

All hail the return of cheap money for Canada, it’s been weeks. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows the effective interest rate paid by households dropped to a multi-year low as of March 6, 2020. The rate is now the lowest seen in over two years, having taken one of the biggest declines in at […]

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Altus: Canadian Home Renovations To Rise, Funded By HELOCs and Refinancing

March 11, 2020

Canadians slowed their renovation spending, but that’s expected to change. Altus Group is forecasting an upcoming rise in renovation spending, after a decline in 2018. The firm expects 2019 numbers to come in higher when reported later this year. They also expect 2020 numbers to top last year’s final numbers, fueled by HELOCs and mortgage […]

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Canadian Consumer Debt Falls To The Lowest Level In 6 Months

March 10, 2020

Canadian household credit is on a tear, accelerating growth and setting a new record high. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows the balance of household debt made a big advance in January. The increase was driven entirely by mortgage debt however, as the balance of consumer debt fell to a 6 month low. Canadian Households […]

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