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Canada’s economy contracted at an annualized rate of 0.1% in Q1, falling short of expectations and marking a second cons...
06/05/2026

Canada’s economy contracted at an annualized rate of 0.1% in Q1, falling short of expectations and marking a second consecutive quarter of negative growth. While per capita GDP posted a modest gain, underlying momentum remains weak, with ongoing softness across domestic demand, investment, and trade.
Our latest Market Monitor breaks down the key drivers behind the slowdown, the pockets of resilience, and what the early Q2 data may be signalling for the outlook ahead.
Read the full analysis: https://thecmigroup.ca/press-room/weak-economy-but-not-a-recession/

05/26/2026

With the prize draws now complete, our Broker Blitz campaign has officially wrapped up.

Congratulations to all winners, and a special congratulations to our Top Brokerage, Nuborrow, whose team earned an exclusive rooftop Lakehouse box experience at the Budweiser Concert Series!

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make Q1 a success. We appreciate your continued partnership in helping borrowers access fast, flexible financing solutions through CMI.

U.S. inflation rose to 3.8% in April, its highest level since 2023, fueled largely by energy market disruptions. Our lat...
05/25/2026

U.S. inflation rose to 3.8% in April, its highest level since 2023, fueled largely by energy market disruptions.
Our latest Market Monitor looks at what’s driving price pressures more broadly and the implications for monetary policy under newly appointed Fed Chair Kevin Warsh — particularly the tension between persistent above-target inflation and his view that AI-driven productivity gains will be disinflationary and support further rate cuts.
Read the full analysis: https://thecmigroup.ca/press-room/u-s-inflation-rises-and-policy-challenges-intensify/

Canadian labour market conditions softened further in April, with broad-based job losses and unemployment edging higher....
05/14/2026

Canadian labour market conditions softened further in April, with broad-based job losses and unemployment edging higher. The details point to building slack in the market and cooling momentum in wages and hours worked.

Taken together, the data reinforce the case for the Bank of Canada’s wait-and-see stance and temper expectations of further tightening later this year.

Read the full analysis in our latest Market Monitor: https://thecmigroup.ca/press-room/canadian-labour-market-weakens-further-in-april-as-job-losses-broaden/

Toronto and Vancouver are increasingly behaving as global cities, where housing dynamics more closely resemble those of ...
05/13/2026

Toronto and Vancouver are increasingly behaving as global cities, where housing dynamics more closely resemble those of London, New York, and Sydney than other Canadian centres.
Our latest Housing Affordability Watch examines a recent Desjardins report suggesting both cities have crossed a structural threshold where a return to broad-based middle-class homeownership may no longer be realistically attainable.
Read the full analysis: https://thecmigroup.ca/press-room/the-structural-breakdown-of-housing-affordability-in-toronto-and-vancouver/

Kevin Warsh is moving closer to the Fed Chair role, with markets largely unfazed by recent developments and continuing t...
04/29/2026

Kevin Warsh is moving closer to the Fed Chair role, with markets largely unfazed by recent developments and continuing to price a steady policy path through 2026.
The more interesting question is not the destination of monetary policy, but the route: how communication, process, and even the Fed’s analytical framework may evolve under new leadership.
Read the full analysis in our latest Market Monitor: https://thecmigroup.ca/press-room/warsh-at-the-helm-of-the-fed-process-reform-meets-policy-continuity/

Desjardins’ latest analysis shows that while Canada’s housing affordability has improved from 2023 lows, the recovery is...
04/20/2026

Desjardins’ latest analysis shows that while Canada’s housing affordability has improved from 2023 lows, the recovery is already losing momentum. Conditions are strained, particularly in Ontario and British Columbia, where affordability pressures remain most severe.
The report’s outlook is cautious, if not pessimistic, as mortgage rates face renewed upward pressure and demand stays firm in lower-cost provinces. A new Ontario policy package may ease costs for new builds, but its broader impact is likely limited.
Read the full breakdown in this week’s Housing Affordability Watch: http://thecmigroup.ca/press-room/the-long-road-to-housing-affordability/

Canada’s labour market showed signs of stabilizing in March, but underlying softness remains, with full-time employment ...
04/16/2026

Canada’s labour market showed signs of stabilizing in March, but underlying softness remains, with full-time employment continuing to edge lower despite a modest 14,100-job gain. Wage growth ticked higher, a detail the Bank of Canada will be watching closely ahead of its April 29 rate decision.
At the same time, geopolitical risks are intensifying. The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted global energy flows, with knock-on effects for oil, inflation expectations, and global growth forecasts.
Our latest Market Monitor explores what this means for the Bank of Canada’s policy path—and why supply shocks may once again test how central banks respond to inflation pressures.
Read the full analysis: http://thecmigroup.ca/press-room/how-current-data-could-be-shaping-the-bank-of-canadas-outlook/

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