Debt market update, BoC cut forecast, Big industry appointment, Banks scandal, More

Debt market growth slows – but is recession in sight? View web version | Forward to a colleague 19 March 2024 Top News Debt market growth slows – but is recession in sight? Economy has 'defied logic' so far Is it time for 'aggressive' rate cuts? 'I hope they're not tepid,' says expert about BoC's upcoming decisions You've got this with your Haventree Bank Elite Loyalty Points! Our broker partners can redeem points towards a reloadable card or choose a reward from the online catalogue Haventree Bank Premium Expanding horizons: CMI's strategic growth in Canada's private lending sector From regional brokerage to leading national lender: CMI's Todd Poberznick on scaling responsibly Renowned mortgage industry figure joins IC Savings He has over 20 years of experience in residential and commercial mortgage lending in Canada Aggressive sales culture pushes bank employees to mislead clients – report Employees say they feel pressured to upsell customer to meet quotas Homeownership a distant dream for many renters, says RBC Renters left behind as rising costs push them to "dissave" Homebuying activity slows across Canada New data shows first slowdown for three months How could the Ford government's sprawl plan impact future generations? Task force shares new report on potential effects International News Executive talks commercial market flux CEO on class repricing and prospect of expanding cap rates How the specialist development finance market has turned a corner There's a change in sentiment and new optimism, says CEO Reserve Bank stays the course on interest rates Aggregator leaders unsurprised that cash rate remains on hold NZIER forecasts subdued growth and spending for 2025 This driven by the 0.3% drop in GDP over the September quarter Want to change how you receive these emails? You can manage your preferences or unsubscribe. © 2024 KM Business Information Canada Ltd. 317 Adelaide street west, Toronto, ON Privacy | Conditions of Use | About us | Contact us

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