While the risk of a U.S. and global recession has increased, Canada should avoid a downturn in 2020.
In fact, the loonie should outshine its G10 counterparts over the next 12 months.
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Can you retire and still find meaningful work? There’s a new formula for how this could work.
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Retirement for many people could last 30 years or longer, and even a relatively mild 2% annual inflation could have a significant impact on purchasing power over time. https://t.co/FOzF4YNOws
For decades, families have flocked to the suburbs in search of affordable housing. But increasingly, those neighbourhoods are debt traps. Why Canadian commuters are the economy’s greatest risk. https://t.co/QkTHRHC17h
Federal Reserve officials are gearing up to reduce interest rates at their next policy meeting in two weeks, most likely by a quarter-percentage point, as the trade war between the U.S. and China darkens the global economic outlook. https://t.co/DTog2emwfu
Labor Day Weekend.
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The escalating U.S.-China trade war threatens to sideswipe Canada’s economy and the Canadian dollar.
The impact may not be huge, but it comes at a crucial time as Canada tries to pick up after a temporary slump. https://t.co/2FYn3ZXd5i
The apocalypse for overextended borrowers was cancelled on Wednesday.
Thank the U.S. Federal Reserve, which cut its trendsetting interest rate by one-quarter of a percentage point. https://t.co/TcwKTXIxF5
Politicians standing up for the middle class might get some votes in the coming federal election, but they’ll be doing more harm than good.
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A self-published author and investor wrote a novel loosely based on Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. Then he got an unexpected call from Mr. Buffett's right-hand man, Charlie Munger. https://t.co/reUNocT0f1
The good news on housing as we head into the second half of 2019 is that roughly three-quarters of Canadians live in communities where home ownership is affordable. https://t.co/M4sPZJqkDF