10/18/2026
TD RAISES RATES TO CATCH UP TO OTHER CDN BANKS
TD raised several of its publicly advertised special mortgage rates Thursday, becoming the latest major bank to reprice amid elevated bond yields.
The bank increased its 1-year fixed rate by 20 basis points to 5.69%, while its 2- and 3-year rates rose 10 basis points to 5.39% and 5.24%, respectively. Its 5-year fixed rate increased five basis points to 5.39%.
TD also raised its 5-year variable rate and its advertised hybrid mortgage rate by five basis points.
The changes apply to rates advertised directly by TD and do not reflect rates offered through the mortgage broker channel.
Scotiabank made a smaller adjustment Wednesday, increasing its advertised two-year fixed rate by 10 basis points to 5.24%. The moves follow recent increases at BMO, CIBC, National Bank and RBC, with major-bank fixed rates generally rising by five to 20 basis points across select terms since early October.
The five-year Government of Canada bond yield, which influences fixed mortgage pricing, reached a 52-week high of 3.729% in September and closed Wednesday at 3.575%. It fell nearly 10 basis points to 3.479% early Thursday as investors moved into government bonds, although bank mortgage pricing can lag changes in the bond market.