Despite high interest rates in previous years, the Canadian real estate market has proven its resilience — particularly in key urban centers and growing suburban
In today’s complex economic environment, relying solely on DIY investing or random advice from social media is risky.Working with a professional financial advisor like Safavi
Recent tariff threats between the U.S. and Canada remind us that trade policy can significantly impact markets. Investors must think defensively — but stay invested.
The Bank of Canada is expected to continue its cautious path of rate cuts in 2025. While this benefits borrowers, it creates unique opportunities —
As 2025 unfolds, economic conditions in Canada remain dynamic: slower inflation, gradual interest rate cuts, and global trade tensions all shape the financial landscape.At Safavi
Economic Highlights: Monetary Policy: The Bank of Canada maintained the policy rate at 2.75%, citing uncertainties from U.S. trade policies. Inflation: Inflation rose to 2.3%
Economic Highlights: Employment: Employment decreased by 33,000, with notable declines in wholesale and retail trade sectors. Housing Market: Home sales fell by 4.8% month-over-month, reaching
Economic Highlights: Interest Rates: The Bank of Canada implemented a 25 basis point rate cut, bringing the policy rate to 3.0%, aiming to support economic
Economic Highlights: GDP Growth: Canada’s real GDP increased by 0.4% in January, with significant contributions from the mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction sectors,
January’s inflation report showed 1.9% — a slight uptick but still under control.The Bank of Canada’s path? Likely gradual rate cuts throughout 2025.What should Canadian
