The Star spoke to experts to break down some of the common terms we’re hearing. Here’s what you need to know:, which is when prices fetched by stocks — as well as other assets such as housing, Blanchenay says — go down, discouraging investment. For example, when housing prices began cooling down earlier this year, fewer buyers became interested in purchasing, waiting to see how low prices drop.
“Bull” originally meant the purchase of an asset with the expectation that its price would rise, and later became used to refer to the person making the purchase, according to Merriam-Webster.Inflation is when prices go up and the dollar has less purchasing power. It’s measured by the change in price of a fixed basket of goods representing the average consumer’s purchases, says Nicholas Li, assistant economics professor at Toronto Metropolitan University.
Tell me how you come up with annual inflation only at ~7%, when every figure you are announcing is well above that? I'm not math wizard but this doesn't add up
We’ve already been raising rates, are we just turning supply side inflation in to stagflation?
1. We are already in a recession 2. Thank your Finance Minister for her spending :) Max pain hasnt even begun yet.
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CANADA is in a Recession, a Depression is inevitable & unavoidable. It’s not by accident, it’s by DESIGN, a FEATURE that the liberal_party JustinTrudeau want. On behalf of the WEF & K. Swabb. Why? Ask em, you’ll get double speak, lies, & misdirection in response. Guaranteed.
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