04/29/2026
Breaking News: The Bank of Canada has held interest rates once again. While that may not feel like big news, it actually tells us a lot about where the market is heading.
A rate hold usually signals a “wait and see” approach. Right now, there’s a lot of uncertainty globally, especially around ongoing geopolitical tensions, including the conflict in Iran, which has pushed oil prices higher and added pressure to inflation.
When factors like this are in play, it becomes harder for the Bank to confidently predict where inflation and the economy are headed. Instead of moving too quickly, they’ll often pause to gather more data and assess how things unfold.
For home buyers, this can mean a bit more short-term stability in borrowing costs. But it’s important to remember that fixed rates can still move based on bond yields and market expectations, not just Bank of Canada decisions.
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