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Markets · 3 Nov 2026Policy rateBank of Canada2.50%YieldsCA 2Y3.26%CA 5Y3.49%+3 bpCA 10Y3.77%+3 bpCanadian dollarCAD/USD0.7146−0.11%CAD/EUR0.6385−0.02%CAD/GBP0.5325−0.15%CAD/JPY113.25+0.34%CryptoBTCUS$80,498+3.84%ETHUS$2,437+6.41%

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Housing & real estate

Mortgage rates, renewals, rents and prices, and the decisions that follow from them.

Two tankers moored at an oil refinery jettyTue 3 Nov 2026 · Morning BriefBrent crude fell 7.63% to US$104.77 a barrel on Monday on hopes of talks to end the U.S.-Iran war.Container cranes and ships at the Port of VancouverFri 30 Oct 2026 · Morning BriefCanada’s economy was flat in August and Statistics Canada’s early estimate has it shrinking 0.1% in September, two days after the Bank of Canada raised rates to 2.50%.Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem and Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers at the January 2022 Monetary Policy Report press conferenceWed 28 Oct 2026 · Morning BriefThe Bank of Canada decides at 06:45 PT with a hike to 2.50% about 77% priced, and the Fed follows at 11:00 PT with a hold expected by 94 of 100 economists.Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem and Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers seated at a Monetary Policy Report press conferenceTue 27 Oct 2026 · Morning BriefThe Bank of Canada decides tomorrow at 06:45 PT, with markets pricing roughly a 75% to 80% chance of a hike to 2.50% and 19 of 34 economists in the Reuters poll expecting one.The Centre Block of the Canadian Parliament with the Peace Tower in front, OttawaWed 21 Oct 2026 · Morning BriefThe Parliamentary Budget Officer cut its 2026 growth forecast to 0.9%, sees inflation averaging 2.8% this year and now assumes the Bank of Canada starts raising rates in early 2027.Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem speaking at the July 2022 Monetary Policy Report press conferenceTue 20 Oct 2026 · Morning BriefAlbertans voted roughly 76% to 24% to remain in Canada, and the Bank of Canada’s business and consumer surveys show inflation expectations rising nine days before the 28 October rate decision.Entrance of the Service Canada office in the Sinclair Centre in downtown VancouverFri 9 Oct 2026 · Morning BriefCanada lost 68,300 jobs in September, a second straight monthly decline, and the unemployment rate rose to 6.5%, against a Reuters consensus for a gain of 9,200.The Federal Reserve Bank of New York building in Manhattan’s Financial DistrictFri 11 Sep 2026 · Morning BriefU.S. consumer prices rose 3.4% in the year to August with core inflation up 0.3% in the month, and futures now price about an 86% chance of a Federal Reserve rate hike on 16 September.A crude oil tanker under way at sea, illustrating the oil price move above US$100 a barrelThu 10 Sep 2026 · Morning BriefBrent crude closed near US$101 a barrel on 9 September, its first close above US$100 since July, and this morning the European Central Bank raised rates by 25 basis points while U.S. producer prices came in at 5.4% over the year.

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