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Canadian Mortgage Rates Will Rip Higher Soon, Here’s How High

July 30, 2021

The Canadian economy is improving, excluding some minor hiccups like this morning’s GDP. An improved economy needs less stimulus, and that means higher mortgage rates. To see what Canada is in for, we modeled a forecast range for 5-year fixed-rate mortgages. If Canada doesn’t go into a double-dip recession, much higher mortgage rates are coming.  […]

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Canadian Inflation Makes The Fastest Two-Month Acceleration In Over A Half Century

May 19, 2021

Canadian inflation is rising at the fastest pace in decades, but at least it’s just transitory… maybe. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) latest consumer price index (CPI) numbers show a big jump in prices for April. The sentiment shared between the Bank of Canada (BoC) and Stat Can is, this is just temporary. However, much of […]

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Improved Economy, and Higher Inflation May Force The BoC To Hike Early: NBC

May 12, 2021

The Canadian economy is recovering so fast, the central bank may soon have to hike rates to cool it down. That’s the take from the National Bank of Canada (NBC), who accelerated their forecast timeline today. They expect output gap closure by the middle of next year, as well as inflation running hot. Rising inflation […]

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How The Canadian Government’s Supersized Budgets Inflate The Property Bubble

April 19, 2021

Canadian real estate prices are rising at rates even the banks are warning about. There’s a lot of reasons this is happening, but one rarely discussed is the supersized borrowing from the Government of Canada (GoC). A lot of cash was needed during the pandemic, but Canada’s discretionary spending topped the G20. To help facilitate […]

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Canadian Households Add $110 Billion To Mortgage Debt In 2020

March 13, 2021

The pandemic didn’t slow Canadians from borrowing more to buy real estate. In fact, mortgage data may be showing the exact opposite. Statistics Canada (StatCan) data shows residential mortgage credit hit a record in 2020. Typically during a recession credit growth is expected to slow down. Last year saw the opposite, with declining rates pushing […]

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Bank of Canada Will Try To Suppress Rates, Says Housing Is “Stronger Than Expected”

March 10, 2021

Canada’s central bank’s rate announcement was brief, but had a lot of details for investors to unpack. Bank of Canada (BoC) announced they would be making no changes to rates at this time, as widely expected. Two details did stand out though – housing, and quantitative ease (QE). The central bank is surprised by housing […]

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RBC Sees Bank of Canada Raising Rates Earlier Than Current Guidance

March 9, 2021

Canada’s largest bank believes higher rates are a lot closer than most are hoping for. RBC senior economist Josh Nye is forecasting the Bank of Canada (BoC) will hike rates sooner than expected. The forecast is based on higher inflation and a recovery ahead of schedule. The economist is watching for a gradual reduction in […]

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BOC Governor Says Canada Will Lean On Real Estate Because “We Need The Growth”

February 24, 2021

Canada’s central bank isn’t really that worried about real estate, it appears. Bank of Canada (BoC) governor Tiff Macklem held a Q&A after a speech for the Edmonton and Calgary Chambers of Commerce yesterday. During the Q&A, the governor dismissed concerns about an overheated housing market. In fact, he welcomed its contribution to the economy […]

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Removing Mortgage Interest From Canada’s CPI Makes Inflation 30% Higher

February 23, 2021

Canada is searching for inflation, but the whole index gets a massive boost by removing mortgage interest. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) consumer price index (CPI) made a slow increase in January. However, if one were to exclude falling mortgage interest rates, inflation jumps by almost a third.   Canada’s CPI Is 1% Higher Than Last Year […]

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Canadian Mortgage Credit Sees Growth Slow, Despite Record Real Estate Sales

September 1, 2020

Canadian real estate sales are hitting record levels, but mortgage growth is slowing. Bank of Canada (BoC) data shows outstanding mortgage credit hit a new all-time high in July. Even with the new high and various factors working in its favor, the rate of growth is still decelerating. Mortgage Debt Reached Over $1.69 Trillion In […]

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