Heading into this week's rate council huddle at the Bank of Canada, mortgage borrowers wield four pressing questions. Let’s unpack those with some likely answers.

It feels like just yesterday that "higher for longer" was the going cliché in economic circles. After Tuesday's CPI improvement, however, people might flip that phrase on its head. Borrowers got the CPI print they needed to pave the way for a BoC cut on July

Canadians shouldn't “spend a lot of time thinking about the neutral rate,” BoC chief Tiff Macklem advised in his June 5 press conference. But it's okay for him to spend a lot of time thinking about it. In the Bank's own words, the neutral

Canadian borrowers will be toasting the BoC from coast to coast, having waited for this day since the first hike 27 months ago. Odds are, today's 25 bps cut is just the appetizer. The Bank expects it to start a string of easing—one that markets anticipate will