RE:RE:Truth comes outHey Temp.
Now that's exactly what I was trying to tell Acuras in short order. It's all connected. That's why growth/inflation has to be slow. Otherwise we'll have economic CHAOS. The very rich & the very poor, and no middle class. Cheers
Tempo1 wrote: Interest rates policy looks like easy; a decision between no change, -0,25% or - 0,50%.
But the work behind is huge. I read comments about parts of the problem like Real estate. It is a large part of the problem but not the whole problem.
It is about a balanced economy with a 1%-2% annual real growth with a controlled inflation. All is linked; if you don't have the growth, companies make less profits, stocks are depressed, less biz jets are sold etc
Many Candian have a 2%-2,5% mortgages. With a 400 k$ mortgage, a 4% renewal means 7,000$ less for others expenses each year. That is 7,000$ out of the economy; 7,000$ used for debt service, used to pay the money used instead that buying goods. It not only about the homes prices, it is about how much money will be use for buying good and services, to helps growth.
Central banks is independants from politics, for the good reasons. Rates policy don't have to be popular.