A for sale sign outside a home indicates that it has been sold, in Ottawa. Photo by Justin Tang/The Canadian Press/Postmedia files
Mortgage rates delivered a little bit of everything this week.
In the default insured market, we saw the leading nationally advertised five-year fixed rate slip five basis points to 3.69 per cent, with Nesto leading the way.
Three-year fixed rates nudged up five basis points to 3.89 per cent, with True North Mortgage, being the lowest.
Among uninsured nationally-advertised rates, five-year fixed rates went the wrong way, drifting up five basis points to 4.04 per cent, with Citadel Mortgages in the pole position.
Ten-year uninsured rates slid 10 basis points to 5.24 per cent, not that any mortgage shoppers care. Uptake of terms beyond six years remains s

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