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Mortgage expert alert: Will the Iran War and rising inflation offer a buying opportunity in 2026? + MORE Apr 9th
Escalating tensions in the Middle East have erupted into war between the US and Iran. Spiking oil prices from Strait of Hormuz blockages are already having an immediate, aggressive impact on your wallet, your household expenses, and crucially, your mortgage.
Historically, moments of extreme globa.... More »
Five-year prison terms handed to Fortress founders in mortgage fraud case Feb 22nd
The decision marks a significant enforcement outcome in a case that helped reshape scrutiny of Ontario’s syndicated mortgage market..... More »
Mortgage Digest: 5 big banks cut fixed mortgage rates following bond yield drop + MORE Feb 17th
Mortgage providers nationwide have been gradually lowering their fixed mortgage rates, including five of the country's Big 6 banks..... More »
CMHC reports annual pace of housing starts dropped 17% in October Nov 18th
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says the annual pace of housing starts in October fell 17% compared with September..... More »
How much is home insurance? Sep 17th
Home insurance is, as you may know, property insurance that protects the homeowner’s private residence, including the outside space, like your shed and deck, too. By paying a monthly or annual premium, you are assured that damage or loss to your home—typically a person’s most important and exp.... More »
BoC’s Macklem Lays Out Plan to Wind Down Bond-Buying
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
Since the start of the pandemic, the Bank of Canada has been buying up billions of dollars worth of bonds each week, which has helped keep borrowing costs, including fixed mortgage rates, low. On Thursday, BoC Governor Tiff Macklem outlined the roadmap for ending the Bank’s bond-buying program, also known as Quantitative Easing, or QE. “As the recovery progresses, we are moving closer to a time when continuing to add stimulus through QE will no longer be necessary,” Macklem said […]
