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Rates holding steady is supportive for buyers and sellers — no new shock to borrowing costs.
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The Bank is clearly in “wait and see” mode, watching inflation, trade, and domestic demand.
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Weak near-term growth suggests no rush to raise rates, which helps maintain buyer confidence.
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Improved employment is a positive sign, but caution remains — expect steady, not explosive, market activity.
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If growth improves in 2026 as forecast, today’s stability could set the stage for better market momentum ahead.

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