Mortgage rate forecasts, Bond yields dip, GTHA landlord incentives rise, Carney-Trump talks, More

View in browser What's in store for Canadian mortgage rates? View web version | Forward to a colleague 05 August 2025 Top News What's in store for Canadian mortgage rates? The Bank of Canada faces some big decisions in the months ahead – and a dip in bond yields is pressuring fixed rates Bond yields tick lower amid continuing tariff turmoil Are fixed mortgage rates about to fall? Premium Success in the AI era: Mortgage brokers who learn will lead REMIC underscores training, adaptability, tech mastery as key to thriving in fast-changing market More News Landlord incentives surge in GTHA as vacancies climb The crisis gripping the region's condo market shows no sign of slowing Carney, Trump likely to discuss trade deal as tariffs pummel export-heavy sectors Canada remains hopeful leaders can come to an agreement to end trade chaos Equitable Bank closes $300m deposit note The lender said the news reflects 'strong investor confidence' in its growth potential Indigenous bank raises new funds as loan demand grows The lender has launched a new equity increase of up to $50m Experts call for fact-based debate as premiers push for more immigration power A national conversation on immigration reform is required, analysts say International News Economist says it's more than just Fed rate decisions that move mortgage rates While the Fed gets all the attention, here are the other factors to keep an eye on regarding future mortgage rates One in three non-homeowners have no plans to buy Financial readiness remains the main consideration for aspiring homeowners Home loan applications rise as rates fall Remortgages also surge as borrowers seek better deals amid declining rates RBNZ: Firms react to recent inflation RBNZ also launches cash use survey and HCVS consultation Want to change how you receive these emails? You can manage your preferences or unsubscribe. © 2025 KM Business Information Canada Ltd. 317 Adelaide Street West, Toronto, ON Privacy | Conditions of Use | About us | Contact us

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