We turn now to the U.S. to inform our readers of an emerging narrative suggesting that the traders who correctly predicted that the Fed would go hyper-hawkish on rates are now sensing the potential for rate cuts – due to the eco …

Rates are going up for the foreseeable future. We’re in a tightening cycle that will continue until inflation begins to see a sustained decline. Experts predict that rates will go up until 2023, when they will begin to fall agai …

It’s hard to predict what the future will bring in a world as dynamically turbulent as ours these days. This is an era where everyday brings a new challenge, a new development, and above all – huge fast paced change. Inter …

There’s no doubt that the BOC’s standing has taken a bit of a beating. The BOC is now openly being criticized by politicians (largely on the right wing of the spectrum), and by some in the media and in the financial world. …

The latest gift to Canadians from the Bank of Canada is a 50 basis point rate hike in June. Politicians, news headlines, economist surveys, and banking executives all take it as a given that the BOC has no choice but to jump up rates …

The flurry of news stories was quick after the BOC hiked rates by 50 basis points; with the narrative changing to a cooled market, prices going back down to normal, and rife with stories of people regretting buying homes at the top of …

March inflation statistics (always released the following month) were not rosy – and neither were the headlines, with the CBC calling the increase the largest annual increase in the cost of living since the GST was created. Our …

We predicted that high inflation was likely not ‘transitory’ – remember that this was the narrative in late 2021 and early this year. That’s been proven to be a very weak and completely false narrative now. We …

If we will be seeing rates consistently go up, the other question is how quickly will they rise? These are the big questions that will shape everything – real estate, housing, equity markets, the economy, and ultimately – …

Ontario’s Minister of Transportation Caroline Mulroney reiterated the province’s plan to spend $61 billion on public transit and $21 billion on highway expansion over the next ten years. Most of the projects have already …

With an important provincial election heating up, the Ontario Liberal Party recently released a short outline of some of its economic proposals. These include exploring the potential for a four-day work week that acknowledges the COVI …

BlogTo recently released a story about a detached triplex house in downtown Toronto on Euclid St. that was recently listed for just over $3.5M. Two years ago, the house was a modest, standard property – the main floor was in goo …