-- 根据卡尔加里房地产委员会 (CREB) 提供的卡尔加里经济区数据，加拿大国家银行估计，经季节性调整后，3 月至 4 月的房屋销售额反弹了 6.8%，此前一个月下降了 5.9%。 尽管有所增长，但房屋销售额基本恢复到 2 月份的水平，这是自新冠疫情爆发以来最低的水平之一，但仍高于历史平均水平。加拿大国家银行上周指出。 加拿大国家银行认为，当月销售额的增长更像是此前大幅下滑后的反弹，而非上升趋势的开始。 尽管加拿大央行在秋季降息，但卡尔加里房地产市场的短期内似乎没有复苏迹象，这可能是由于持续的经济不确定性以及最近的地缘政治动荡所致。 该银行补充道，如果贸易关系改善，该地区劳动力市场的强劲表现以及消费者信心的潜在提振可能会刺激住宅市场活动。 然而，国家银行指出，近期由于通胀上升导致固定抵押贷款利率上涨，可能会限制这一复苏。
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