Deloitte Canada expects the pace of interest rate cuts will pick up next year. Here's what the latest forecasts say.
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The economy is giving mixed signals and the timing and extent of rates cuts are bit blurry. We continue to recommend our clients that they should plan their long term mortgage strategy based on assumed mortgage rates of 6% which is roughly the average of the last 30 years.
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Overall, the quarter was uneventful in terms of ECL KPIs, although not in terms of movements in interest rate expectations. Credit performance remained strong with Stage 3 assets as a proportion of total loans broadly stable. Nevertheless, there were signs of delinquency creeping up at the margins, especially on mortgage portfolios. The UK economic outlook shifted too, with improvements in GDP and unemployment expectations offset by higher base rate predictions and falls in property prices. Overall though, these factors had a limited impact on ECL.
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EY ITEM Club Outlook for Financial Services The UK is on track to avoid recession this year, but the economic environment remains challenging. While the cost-of-living crisis is easing, inflation and interest rates will remain high for some time. What does this mean for the UK’s banking sector? 📈 Total bank loans are expected to rise by just 1.5% in 2023, which is significantly lower than the 3.3% averaged during the pre-pandemic years 🏠 Mortgage growth is expected to hit a decade-low this year and next, as mortgage rates reach their highest since 2008 💼 Business lending forecast to contract 0.5% in 2023, driven by low demand from small- and medium-sized firms 💳 Demand for unsecured credit such as credit cards remains high, driven by a fall in repayments While we aren’t out of the woods, there is growth on the horizon. With interest rates now expected to peak at a lower level than previously predicted, we should see a gradual improvement in consumer and business confidence over the next two years, leading to greater appetite to borrow. Check out the latest EY ITEM Club forecast: https://lnkd.in/ebtmBTtp #EYITEM #UKFinance #FinancialMarkets #UKEconomy #EconomicForecast
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One of the things that drives me crazy about working in mortgages - and always has and always will - is that Bad News is Good News and Good News is Bad when dealing with interest rates (and connected to that Buyer activities). I wish I could work where Good News was just Good and Bad News was something we dealt with but we aren't looking forward to. OK, aside from that - anything increasing the chances of a Rate Cut and some Rate Relief in general would be appreciated. I have to admit I was a bit nervous this week as I saw the 5 Year Bond Yield start ticking up day after day. Tuesday, Wednesday and into Thursday there was concern that we were going to be moving backwards on rates. Keeping in mind that the BOC has nothing to do with Fixed Rates - that's Bond Yields. Thankfully, we saw a reversal of the upward activity of the past week and it looks like we are going to be staying Sub-5% on Insured Purchase/Transfer Rates and Low 5s on the rest. This is good news for those who were hoping to do a bit of house hunting this weekend. The slow trend down in rates has been going on for a few months now. Hopefully it continues until we can say Sub-5% for all offerings soon. As always, I'm interested to hear your thoughts.
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Good news for mortgage holders! The OECD's latest report is predicting that interest rates are likely to stay in check over the next few years, so if you're in the market for a house, now is the time to start your hunt. Take advantage of the stable rates and secure the dream home you've been eyeing up. Your mortgage payments will stay low and you won't have to worry about any unexpected rate hikes. Get your finances in order and see what you can afford - with no major rate increases on the horizon, it's the time to start your house search.
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The RBA has kept rates on hold for a second consecutive month – does this mean the tide is finally turning? Or is there one last rate rise wave to come? 🌊 #PropertyInvestmentAustralia #PropertyInvestmentSydney #FinanceAustralia #FinanceSydney #PropertyAustralia #PropertySydney
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Last month we noted how stronger-than-expected growth was pushing up market expectations for interest rates. However, in the UK this pattern of good economic news creating bad news in terms of rising interest rates has gone into reverse in the last month. Read our Monday briefing on how falling interest rate expectations signal weakness in the UK economy. https://lnkd.in/e7CN3nGV
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