Random Thoughts: Loose Money Continues on in Canada
The Bank of Canada kept its overnight rate at 1% – but why? Learn about the Bank of Canada’s loose money policy & mistake. Will Europe’s economy affect the globe?
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Low Interest Rates to End 2011 from Bank of Canada
The Bank of Canada announced yesterday that they will be holding their key overnight rate at 1.0% for now and maybe for the foreseeable future. Uncertainty around the global economic outlook has increased in the… Read More »Low Interest Rates to End 2011 from Bank of Canada
No Rate Increases in Canada (October 2011)
Even with Inflation rearing its ugly head, the Bank of Canada is confident this is a short blip and things will simmer back down in terms of the Core Consumer Price Index. With this in… Read More »No Rate Increases in Canada (October 2011)
Inflation on the Rise in September in Canada (2011)
The Consumer Price Index continues its merry dance upwards, making the Bank of Canada’s life a little more interesting every month. On Friday our Amigos at Stats Canada published the Consumer Price Index Numbers for… Read More »Inflation on the Rise in September in Canada (2011)
Loose Money Continues in Canada (Sept 2011)
Yes the Bank of Canada yesterday confirmed no rate increases in their key overnight rate., keeping it at 1% for September 2011. No big whoop, right? It’s been like this for a few years now,… Read More »Loose Money Continues in Canada (Sept 2011)
