💡See also: • This Week in Rateland • The Value Zone At last, the fog has lifted. We now know our bank regulator's stance regarding whether federally regulated mortgage investors, also known as bank dealers or "aggregators," can purchase non-stress-tested uninsured switches from non-federally regulated lenders. This revelation

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.

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