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U.S. tariffs on all exports with the exception of oil and gas, would likely lead to a recession.
That would cause bond yields to fall, which guide interest rates on fixed rate mortgages.
Rates would likely fall further as the Bank of Canada could lower its policy rate to 1.5 per cent , leading to lower rates for variable mortgages.
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