Interest Rates

The Bank of Canada policy rate won’t likely climb before December, but fluctuating interest rates could still take a bite.

The Bank of Canada decision to keep the policy interest rate unchanged at 1.75% is consistent with its neutral stance on interest rates in recent months.

Chartered accountant Lance Stockbrugger shares how farmland values, interest rates and more emotional decisions need to be considered when buying or selling farmland.

Strong net income can help offset the impact of rising interest rates on equity.

The Bank of Canada decision to hold the policy interest rate at 1.75% was largely expected by financial markets.

What are the financial tools to measure the capacity of farming operations to face higher interest rates?

As 2018 interest rates are expected to increase, are fixed or variable rate loans your best option?

Global trade uncertainty prompts Bank of Canada to hold rates steady.

Whether you switch to a fixed-rate loan or switch to a variable rate loan ultimately comes down to your tolerance for risk.

Volatility dominated 2018 as trade tensions, weather and rising interest rates disrupted agricultural markets amid a growing demand for Canadian agricultural commodities and food.