Housing markets respond much faster to interest rates than previously thought
List prices respond to rate hikes within weeks, not years, research finds
- By: James Langton
- September 20, 2022 September 20, 2022
- 14:31
List prices respond to rate hikes within weeks, not years, research finds
Rising prices are cutting into retirement contributions
The job vacancy rate was at a record high
Core measures also pointed to a slowdown in annual inflation last month
Both mortgage and non-mortgage debt grew at slower rates in July, StatsCan reported
Prices for industrial and raw materials eased, led by energy products
Indicators get wonky during the transition between low- and high-inflation periods, research finds
Portfolio inflows resumed in July after a lull in June
Fed should be able to stick with 75 bps hike next week, BMO says
CREA lowers expectations for home sales and price growth for 2022
Global demand and sky-high commodity prices fuel strong performance
Record gap between pay and price increases has opened this year
Turmoil in global equity markets, weakness in bonds, drives asset drop
Traders are bracing for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates even higher than expected
China and Europe are leading the downturn, while Canada and the U.S. may still skirt the worst
Stock prices tumbled and bond yields rose as many investors feared a more aggressive Federal Reserve
The slowdown was primarily driven by a sharp contraction in China, the OECD reports
Canada dropped in Natixis' annual ranking as inflation, interest rates and income inequality took a toll
There was about $1.82 in credit market debt for every dollar of household disposable income
Most major economies face signs of slowing
Investors are becoming more selective about where they deploy capital