Jerome Powell runs a little central bank you might have heard of called the U.S. Federal Reserve. It's only the most influential monetary force in the global bond market — essentially the sun that our financial solar system revolves around. People will say what they will about Powell,

Those with variable-rate mortgages will need to keep their champagne on ice; the Bank of Canada isn't ready to pop the cork on lower rates just yet. Instead, it left its policy rate at its estimated "neutral" level of 2.75%. For mortgage shoppers, we'

Canada and Mexico have dodged additional reciprocal tariffs—for now. Unfortunately, Trump's existing ransom demands remain in full force:

Rate tables on mortgage websites are often as compelling as a parliamentary budget footnote. Far too many sites settle for generic, ineffective rate grids with no context for consumers whatsoever. If yours is one of them, leveraging a technique called price anchoring can boost prospect engagement.