Fergal McAlinden is the Canada News Editor for Mortgage Professional America. With a focus on the national mortgage market in Canada, Fergal covers topics such as interest rates, market trends, economic growth, and opportunities for brokers. His articles provide insights and analysis for professionals in the mortgage industry.
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Hurricanes, labor strike wreak havoc on jobs figures US job growth hit its slowest pace last month for nearly four years, with nonfarm
By: Fergal McAlinden
The 30-year fixed rate is now at its highest level since July Mortgage professionals and borrowers alike breathed a sigh of relief over the
By: Fergal McAlinden
Rocket execs talk growth in a challenging market – and bright prospects for the year ahead
By: Fergal McAlinden
wemlo exec on adapting to this year's market – and gearing up for a refinancing wave
By: Fergal McAlinden
US interest in Canadian real estate rises to levels not seen since Trump's first presidency
By: Fergal Mcalinden
Strategies in a challenging market have proven strong preparation for next year, says executive
By: Fergal McAlinden
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New figures give Fed food for thought US inflation ticked upwards in October, although likely not by enough to take a December interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve off the table.
Advancements are for the better of the industry, says executive
Renewal risks, delinquency rates remain trends to watch Canada's banking regulator flagged the mortgage market as a significant risk to the
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