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Canadian Banks Brace For Uncertainties After Mixed Quarter - Vimarsana News

Canadian Banks Brace For Uncertainties After Mixed Quarter

Bank of Montreal (BMO) closed out a mixed quarter for Canada's biggest banks on Tuesday, with investors and analysts expecting some earnings drivers to ebb and economic uncertainties to increase in

Canadian banks shrink future bad debt cushion even as economic risks mount - Vimarsana News

Canadian banks shrink future bad debt cushion even as economic risks mount

By Nichola Saminather TORONTO (Reuters) -Canadian banks wrapped up second-quarter earnings season last week, with most reporting better-than-expected

Canadian banks set for 1st-qtr profit growth, but costs, margins could deal blow - Vimarsana News

Canadian banks set for 1st-qtr profit growth, but costs, margins could deal blow

Canadian banks are set to report higher first-quarter earnings from a year ago, thanks to low provisions for credit losses and improving loan demand, but rising costs are a focus area for...

Variable mortgages a hit with Canadian homebuyers - Vimarsana News

Variable mortgages a hit with Canadian homebuyers

A recent move by major Canadian banks to increase fixed mortgage rates on the back of surging bond yields is unlikely to slow the country's red hot housing market, as more than half of new borrowers take out variable-rate loans that are the cheapest they've ever been.

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Canadian home buyers pile into variable loans, blunting impact of rising fixed rates - Vimarsana News

Canadian home buyers pile into variable loans, blunting impact of rising fixed rates

A recent move by major Canadian banks to increase fixed mortgage rates on the back of surging bond yields is unlikely to slow the country's red hot housing market, as more than half of new borrowers take out variable-rate loans that are the cheapest they've ever been.