When a mortgage borrower comes up for renewal, lenders don't leave that renewal to chance. More than ever, it's a chess match with lenders using cutting-edge tech to determine: (A) How hard it'll be to retain that customer, and (B) How sweet their offer

💡See the Latest from Rateland below, including a few lender moves worth attention. Canada’s 5-year yield, fresh off a two-month breakout, eased back on Monday. Here’s why it lost some steam...

Rate markets care as much about what people think inflation will do as what inflation is actually doing. This explains the fervent wait for the Bank of Canada's quarterly inflation outlook report. Well, the Q2 numbers are finally out, and their influence on mortgage rates could be filed

💡See also: Mortgage Tidbits below (including a few business builders) With Friday serving up no important domestic data releases, Canada’s 5-year yield drifted with global currents like a rudderless dinghy, closing flat on the day. Fortunately, encouraging signals on inflation expectations broke the monotony.