• Fed mind games: Hawkish? Dovish? Both!
• Nesto's exclusive with M3 is ending
• Fixed rates on ice
• Rogers tells the DoF what it should have already known
It's been a smorgasbord of mortgage news this week...
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💡In today's edition... • Fed mind games: Hawkish? Dovish? Both! • Nesto's exclusive with M3 is ending • Fixed rates on ice • Rogers tells the DoF what it should have already known It's been a smorgasbord of mortgage news this week...
It's been a smorgasbord of mortgage news this week...
When macroeconomic policies of the world's biggest economy change, markets go back to the drawing board on their rate outlooks. That's exactly what's happening as the Trump tornado blows into our bond market.
When macroeconomic policies of the world's biggest economy change, markets go back to the drawing board on their rate outlooks. That's exactly what's happening as the Trump tornado blows into our bond market.
Back to topWe spoke with FINTRAC last week to confirm what we thought we knew about mortgage broker 'know your client' (KYC) and ongoing monitoring obligations. Here's what a spokesperson told us: On when KYC checks are required
We spoke with FINTRAC last week to confirm what we thought we knew about mortgage broker 'know your client' (KYC) and ongoing monitoring obligations.
Here's what a spokesperson told us:
Most Canadian mortgage shoppers seldom ponder how U.S. politics could shock their borrowing costs. Depending on how Tuesday's presidential election goes, they probably should. The bond market has been warning about this election's fiscal risks since September. It's all starting to look like
Most Canadian mortgage shoppers seldom ponder how U.S. politics could shock their borrowing costs. Depending on how Tuesday's presidential election goes, they probably should.
The bond market has been warning about this election's fiscal risks since September. It's all starting to look like a slow-motion train wreck, except the train is filled with mortgage rates.
In the analysis that follows, we examine whether Trump or Harris could indirectly hike Canadians' mortgage bills.
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