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I doubt that there will be any further increases now. This was just Octobers rise a month early. Unless China is going broke and having to sell foreign securities like Canadian bonds and US treasuries. Something to keep an eye on. When that happens 10% interest is back in a flash. Remember the 1980s. China has more mal investment than anywhere else on the planet ie ghost cities and piles of commodities for the sole purpose of speculation.
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Originally posted by ajl View PostI doubt that there will be any further increases now. This was just Octobers rise a month early. Unless China is going broke and having to sell foreign securities like Canadian bonds and US treasuries. Something to keep an eye on. When that happens 10% interest is back in a flash. Remember the 1980s. China has more mal investment than anywhere else on the planet ie ghost cities and piles of commodities for the sole purpose of speculation.
Wouldn't 10 percent interest slow down the economy? Rather abrupt ending to the insanity but an ending anyway.
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Originally posted by sumdumguy View PostWouldn't 10 percent interest slow down the economy? Rather abrupt ending to the insanity but an ending anyway.
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Originally posted by errolanderson View PostRealize today's 1/4% hike sounds like no big deal, but there have now been two (2) rate hikes recently totalling 1/2%. Consumers are now under huge debt pressure with many living paycheck-to-paycheck. This recent 1/2% increase has a sizeable impact on those caught in the debt squeeze (IMO).
Calgary real estate values are definitely in-decline right now . . . .
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It's beginning to sound like both the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of Canada may suspend further rate hikes in 2017. Many retail bankruptcies stateside right now, consumerism and housing appear slowing. Cdn 4th quarter GDP may slow considerably in the 4th quarter (in our view).
But Dow Jones may mark its 42nd historic record high for 2017. Investors remain uninspired over these amazing central bank manipulated U.S. equity market gains. Now the Fed will possibly announce the beginning of the massive unwind of the balance sheet (selling bonds). This will be an incredible financial market balancing act by the Fed not to knock over the apple cart.
VIX (volatility) remains spooky quiet. Some observations . . . .
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The VIX that I've been following, not long ago split again, 1 for 4 ! Not 4 for 1, but 1 for 4.
Hitting record low again after signaling a triple bottom at the end of July/early August.
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quick update . . . Fed minutes released at noon.
No rate hike now, but Fed governors talk of three (3) rate hikes in 2018. Go figure.
Fed will begin unwinding balance sheet starting October (selling bonds) . . . $600 billion per year.
Loonie getting pounded right now as result of potential U.S. rates hikes into 2018.
Dow Jones yet another record high today . . . .
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