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If the Canadian central bank has set a new target for the level of the key interest rate this will usually also lead to a change in the interest rates for loans, mortgages and savings. It can also have an effect on the exchange rate of the Canadian dollar. ...
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While the Bank of Canada's rate cuts have reduced concerns about mortgage payment shocks as a large portion of mortgage owners will have to renew next year, analysts noted the possibility of a rise in competition. Canadian consumers who signed a mortgage when rates ...
interest rate is when you open a CD or GIC, that is the fixed rate for the duration of the loan, regardless of rising or falling rates over the period of investment. Again, this is similar to fixed-rate loans a bank would give you, as opposed to variable-rate loans or credit cards....
The results for the period ending July 31 come at a time when decades-high inflation has pushed central banks to raise interest rates, including the Bank of Canada’s one percentage point hike in July – the highest increase in more than 20 years. ...
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