Canada Bought $140 Billion of American Mortgages. Why?

Canada bought $140 billion of American mortgages while the two countries fight over tariffs. Why is Canada buying US mortgage-backed securities, and what does it mean for mortgage rates at 7.4%? Capital Nexus breaks down the data. In this video: how Canada's holdings of US agency mortgage bonds jumped from $21 billion to $162 billion, why the Treasury data can mislead, the China-through-Canada theory (and what is actually proven), why 10-year Treasury yields above 5% are pushing mortgage rates up, and the warning signs to watch if Canadian buying slows. You will learn how mortgage spreads work, what a $400,000 loan costs at today's rates, and why foreign demand matters for American homebuyers. Not financial advice. Data comes from public US Treasury and Canadian statistics releases. Subscribe to Capital Nexus for weekly finance analysis, and comment which number shocked you most. #Canada #MortgageRates #USTreasuries #HousingMarket #Finance #CanadaUS