Let's fast forward to 2030 and imagine a typical Canadian shopping for a mortgage. By then, their first question won't be fixed or variable—it’ll probably be, "Where can I get trustworthy mortgage advice the fastest, for free, on my phone?" Eventually, millions

💡See also: • Canada’s GDP Craters, Just as the BoC Expected • Bond Traders Yawn as U.S. Inflation Climbs Again • Mortgage Tidbits (below) Borrowers can set aside worries of rising rates this long weekend; Friday's data will leave nothing rising except maybe BBQ lids. Indeed, Friday was a

The world heavyweight champ of inflation data, U.S. core PCE, nailed expectations dead-on. It also climbed to its highest in five months while U.S. Treasuries remain unchanged. That left many to wonder, why aren't bond traders more worried?

Plummeting exports and business investment did a number on Canada's economy, but that was predictable as November rain in Vancouver. Today’s GDP release is proof that you have to dig below the surface to infer how mortgage rates might react. Hence why we spend extra time dissecting