Pine announced yesterday that it joined the billion-dollar club—$1 billion in mortgages under administration (MUA) that is. We caught up with CEO Justin Herlick last week to find out why this particular milestone deserves more than a polite golf clap from the fintech peanut gallery. He explained that Pine,

Wednesday brought gentler U.S. inflation than expected, as well as more signs of trade war de-escalation.

U.S. inflation came in cooler than expected, much to the delight of those who worship at the altar of cheap borrowing. Nonetheless, some economists are reminding everyone that this might be the part in the horror movie where the lights come back on—right before the axe drops. Here&

In this light-news day, Canadian yields spent another day waiting for direction. Traders held steady in suspense, glued to U.S./China trade buzz and fixated on tomorrow’s U.S. CPI drop. As we do daily, let's peer into what moved yields on Tuesday, and in which