Steve Huebl is a Publications Editor for Canadian Mortgage Trends, focusing on national mortgage news and trends in Canada. With a keen eye for financial markets and economic indicators, Steve provides insightful analysis and reporting on mortgage rates, housing market developments, and the impact of monetary policy on borrowers and lenders.
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Steve Huebl's coverage is primarily focused on the Canadian finance and real estate sectors, particularly on topics related to mortgages, housing market trends, and interest rates. His articles heavily rely on data and government announcements.
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By: Steve Huebl
The Bank of Canada's Governing Council reached a “strong consensus” in October that a 50-basis-point rate cut was needed.
By: Steve Huebl
Markets around the globe jolted awake with an unexpected surge following Donald Trump's U.S. election victory.
October saw a dramatic upswing in Montreal's housing market, with sales surging 44% year-over-year—the strongest October sales increase in over 20 years.
By: Steve Huebl
A new partnership between FCC and Glengarry Farm Finance Corporation is set to bring fresh funding solutions and improved rates to farmers across Western Canada and Ontario.
By: Steve Huebl
A bi-weekly review of the latest mortgage and real estate news, a recap of key headlines, and a preview of upcoming economic releases.
By: Steve Huebl
Mortgage arrears in Toronto and Vancouver are on track to rise to levels not seen in over a decade, according to a new forecast from Canada's housing agency.
By: Steve Huebl
But many economists still see a half-point cut as likely at the Bank's December 11 meeting.
By: Steve Huebl
Starting tomorrow, certain mortgage borrowers will find it easier to switch lenders, thanks to the removal of the requirement to qualify at a higher stress test rate.
By: Steve Huebl
In just two months, Canadian bond yields have surged by over 61 basis points (0.61 percentage points), with a jump of roughly 17 bps in the past week.
By: Steve Huebl
Retail sales in Canada increased 0.4% to $66.9 billion in September, contributing to a 0.9% growth for the third quarter, Statistics Canada reported.
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