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Royal Bank (T.RY) increases mortgage rates in line with earlier BMO hike

Canadian Press, The Canadian Press
0 Comments| August 21, 2013

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TORONTO - The Royal Bank (TSX:T.RY, Stock Forum) is increasing several of its residential mortgage rates, including fix posted rates as well as special offer rates.

Royal Bank's announcement Wednesday came a day after the Bank of Montreal raised some of its mortgage rates.

For the most part, Royal Bank is increasing the rates by 20 basis points, with its fixed five-year closed mortgage rising to 5.34 per cent and its five-year special rate to 3.89 per cent.

The rate changes are effective Thursday.

Other rates rising 0.2 percentage points include the bank's posted three- and four-year closed rates to 3.95 per cent and 4.74 per cent respectively.

Royal's special offer four-year closed rate also goes up 20 basis points to 3.59 per cent, its seven-year special offer closed rate by 20 basis points to 4.19 per cent and its 10-year special offer closed rate to by 30 basis points to 4.59 per cent.

On Tuesday, Bank of Montreal (TSX:T.BMO, Stock Forum) boosted two of its rates by 20 basis points.

The five-year fixed closed rate and the five-year special fixed closed rate are now both 3.79 per cent.

Laurentian Bank (TSX:T.LB, Stock Forum) followed suit on Wednesday, announcing 20-basis point boosts to its three-year, four-year and five-year fixed rates.

The rates are now 3.95 per cent, 4.74 per cent and 5.34 per cent, respectively.

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