Fed Cuts Rates Quarter-Point in Policy Shift
The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates for the first time this year, delivering a quarter-point reduction amid cooling inflation and economic uncertainty. Here's what it means for your wallet.
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RBC Cuts Prime Rate Following Bank of Canada Decision
Royal Bank of Canada leads major lenders in reducing prime rate to 6.95%, bringing relief to borrowers with variable-rate mortgages and loans. Learn how this affects your finances.
Fed Cuts Key Rate as Shutdown Clouds Economic Outlook
The Federal Reserve makes pivotal rate cut decision as potential government shutdown threatens to cloud economic outlook and complicate monetary policy path forward.
Canada's Productivity Crisis Deepens After Rate Cut
Economists warn Canada faces a structural productivity crisis as Bank of Canada cuts rates amid stagnant economic growth and declining business investment.
Bank of Canada Rate Cut Boosts Real Estate Market
Canadian real estate leaders welcome the Bank of Canada's first interest rate cut in four years, predicting renewed market activity while acknowledging ongoing economic challenges.
Bank of Canada cuts rates as U.S. trade threats grow
The Bank of Canada delivers another interest rate cut while navigating turbulent U.S. trade relations and tariff threats that could reshape Canada's economic landscape.
Bank of Canada Cuts Interest Rates to 4.75%
The Bank of Canada has made its first interest rate cut in months, lowering the overnight rate to 4.75%. Discover how this decision affects mortgages, savings, and the Canadian economy.
Bank of Canada Cuts Rate to 2.25% - Second Drop
The Bank of Canada has cut its key interest rate to 2.25% in its second consecutive reduction, signaling a major shift in monetary policy that could save Canadians money on mortgages and loans.
Bank of Canada Cuts Interest Rate to 4.75%
The Bank of Canada has made its first interest rate cut since 2020, dropping the benchmark rate to 4.75%. Discover how this historic move will impact mortgages, savings, and the Canadian economy.
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