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Bank of Canada Keeps Rate Steady at 1.25%… But Increase is Imminent
– ratesupermarket.ca
As widely expected, the Bank of Canada decided to keep its key interest rate at 1.25 per cent. This is the second announcement in a row where interest rates have been kept steady this year, after Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz kicked off 2018 with a quarter-point hike.
New forecasts from the Bank of Canada show inflation running higher than the two per cent target. This implies that the BoC may increase interest rates in the near future just to keep prices in check.
Although the global economy is tracking higher than it was when January’s forecast was made, Canada’s GDP growth was also lower than expected. That being said, the BoC is expecting a rebound in the first half of 2018.
In light of previous rate hikes made by the Bank of Canada over the past year, all of the big banks have also increased their rates. But in advance of this announcement, TD Canada Trust dropped its 5-year variable mortgage rate by 0.10 per cent to 2.85 per cent. TD continues to be the bank with the lowest 5-year variable mortgage rate out of Canada’s Big Five banks…
Bank of Canada Keeps Rate Steady at 1.25%… But Increase is Imminent
– ratesupermarket.ca
As widely expected, the Bank of Canada decided to keep its key interest rate at 1.25 per cent. This is the second announcement in a row where interest rates have been kept steady this year, after Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz kicked off 2018 with a quarter-point hike.
New forecasts from the Bank of Canada show inflation running higher than the two per cent target. This implies that the BoC may increase interest rates in the near future just to keep prices in check.
Although the global economy is tracking higher than it was when January’s forecast was made, Canada’s GDP growth was also lower than expected. That being said, the BoC is expecting a rebound in the first half of 2018.
In light of previous rate hikes made by the Bank of Canada over the past year, all of the big banks have also increased their rates. But in advance of this announcement, TD Canada Trust dropped its 5-year variable mortgage rate by 0.10 per cent to 2.85 per cent. TD continues to be the bank with the lowest 5-year variable mortgage rate out of Canada’s Big Five banks…
