Below is the link to an interesting blog on the Bank of Canada's views on the current Canadian economy.
The Bank of Canada left rates unchanged last week and also issued its latest Monetary Policy Report, which gives us the Bank’s views on the most significant risks to Canadian inflation, our broader economy and to the global economy as a whole. There were some interesting new details in th ...
Please find below the November/December 2011 edition of my Newsletter. Feel free to contact me should you wish to discuss.
Newsletter - November - December 2011
The narrowing gap between today’s fixed and variable rates (3.39% vs. 2.80%) makes it harder to decide between these two types of Mortgages. Do you take the fixed rate because it gives you payment certainty for a premium of only .59%? Or do you bet that the same subdued economic forecasts that are driving fixed rates down will lead to a drop in the variable rate?
The attached article will all ...In this informative video Jason Mercer, Senior Manager of Market Analysis for TREB presents his most recent outlook considering home sales, prices, interest rates, job and income growth and more.