The Lowest Mortgage Rate in Canada
The Canadian housing market has been a rollercoaster over the last few years. From the record lows of the pandemic to the aggressive interest rate hikes that followed, homeowners and prospective buyers have been caught in a cycle of “wait and see.“ However, the wait might finally be over. In a move that has sent […]
Bank of Canada Interest Rate Forecast 2026
If you’ve checked your mortgage statement, looked at a house listing, or even just glanced at your credit card bill lately, you know the feeling. We are all stuck in a giant financial waiting room.
Canada’s Job Market Shows Resilience, Canada’s Unemployment Rate Dips to 6.9%
Canada’s job market is showing signs of resilience, with the country gaining 67,000 new jobs in October, defying forecasters and building on September’s gain. The unemployment rate also fell two-tenths to 6.9%, back to its level in July. The private sector drove the increase, adding 73,000 jobs, although positions were mainly part-time, with 85,000 part-time […]
US Tariffs Threaten Canadian Economy: Will Bank of Canada Respond with Dramatic Interest Rate Cuts?
In an unprecedented economic landscape, Canadian financial experts from BMO and RBC are sounding the alarm as US tariffs potentially force a significant shift in monetary policy.
How to Manage Your Capital One Credit Card for Better Financial Health
Learn how to manage your Capital One credit card effectively for better financial health. Discover tips on payment, spending, and credit score management.
Are We on the Verge of Global Rate Cuts? How Central Banks Across the World Are Responding to Economic Slowdowns
As global economies continue to face persistent challenges—ranging from slowing growth and rising unemployment to geopolitical tensions—many central banks are shifting their monetary policies toward interest rate cuts.
Why Falling Energy Prices Won’t Be Enough to Curb Canada’s Inflationary Pressures in 2025
Canada’s inflation rate has been a major concern over the past two years, driven by rising energy costs, supply chain disruptions, and strong consumer demand. As the country heads into 2025, energy prices are finally beginning to moderate, offering some relief to households and businesses alike.
Is the U.K. Headed for a Mild Recession? How BoE Rate Cuts Are Shaping the Economy
As the U.K. navigates a turbulent economic environment in 2024, concerns are mounting about the possibility of a mild recession. With economic growth slowing, inflationary pressures easing, and the Bank of England (BoE) embarking on a series of interest rate cuts, many experts are debating whether the U.K. economy can avoid a sharp downturn or if a recession is inevitable.
What Lower Immigration Means for Canada’s GDP: Slower Population Growth and Economic Challenges Ahead
Canada’s rapid population growth over the past decade has been a key driver of economic expansion, with immigration playing a central role in boosting GDP, filling labor market gaps, and supporting housing demand.
The Future of Eurozone Growth: Will ECB Rate Cuts Spur Recovery or Keep the Economy in Slow Motion?
The Eurozone is at a pivotal point as it heads into 2025, grappling with slow economic growth, persistent inflationary pressures, and weakening demand. To combat these challenges, the European Central Bank (ECB) has embarked on a series of interest rate cuts aimed at stimulating growth and reviving the region’s sluggish economy.
U.S. Soft Landing in Sight? What Payroll Surprises Mean for Fed Rate Decisions
As the U.S. economy continues to navigate through a year of uncertainty, recent surprises in the payroll numbers have raised hopes that a “soft landing” may be within reach.
Why Is the Canadian Dollar Losing Ground? Insights into the USD/CAD Exchange Rate Forecast
The Canadian dollar (CAD) has faced significant headwinds in 2024, steadily losing ground against the U.S. dollar (USD).
The Beveridge Curve Explained: Why Canada’s Job Market Is Heading for a Tough 2025
As Canada’s economy continues to underperform, the job market is showing signs of significant strain. One critical indicator that experts are closely watching is the Beveridge Curve—a graphical representation of the relationship between job vacancies and the unemployment rate.
Will Canada’s Economy Recover in 2025? Experts Warn of Slower Growth and Rising Unemployment
As Canada’s economy struggles with below-trend growth and increasing unemployment, many are looking ahead to 2025, wondering if the country’s economic performance will improve.