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Why the US Fed could have a big impact on Canada's future rates View web version | Forward to a colleague 18 June 2024 Top News Why the US Fed could have a big impact on Canada's future rates The US central bank is in no hurry to start cutting rates Will National Bank's CWB acquisition get approved? Scotiabank weighs in Market too harsh on National Bank's $5 billion Canadian Western deal, says bank Unlocking Self-Employed Potential Empower your clients! Our latest success story highlights how we helped a self-employed borrower flourish. By pinpointing alternative, verifiable income sources, we facilitated a strategic refinance, eliminating debt and boosting business growth Bridgewater Bank Nominate a deserving female leader today The call for entries for CMP's Top Women of Influence 2024 is still underway Rate cut unlikely to spur big housing market uptick, says RBC Further reductions needed to spark market, according to economist Mortgage brokerage alleges agent cut them out of client deal Agent accused of poaching client, hiding fees Tie-up to support Canadian entrepreneurs tackling housing crisis Partnership aims to scale innovations to tackle Canada's housing supply shortage Canada's housing market cools again May sees a slowdown in homebuying activity Housing starts on the rise Pace quickened in May, says CMHC International News How many Fed rate cuts should we expect in 2024? One, two, or no rate cuts are all feasible How new build properties could help address UK housing crisis Challenges beset the market, but there's cause for optimism Reserve Bank persists with status quo on interest rates Industry experts say decision to hold reflects RBA's cautious approach Financial markets navigate mixed signals Traders face a busy week, economists say 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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