💡See also: Mortgage Tidbits (below). Wednesday's Central Bank Fest went exactly as scripted: 1. The Bank of Canada froze its overnight rate at 2.25%. 2. The Fed injected another 25 bps of stimulus into the system. 3. Both central banks took a cautious stance on future moves.

The BoC held the line on rates this morning, and nobody had to feign astonishment. Heading into the decision, overnight swaps were pricing a 94% chance of no move, leaving the remaining 6% for the people who still bet on lottery tickets. "Employment has shown solid gains in the

💡See also: Mortgage Tidbits (below). Markets already (think they) know what we'll get from the BoC and Fed today. The suspense lies in what tone central bankers will take with their rate decisions. We don't expect either of them to commit to much, with 2026 trade

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