BoC needs to keep cutting rates: Rosenberg

Published 2024-07-30
David Rosenberg, founder and president at Rosenberg Research, and Ed Devlin, founder of Devlin Capital, senior fellow at C.D. Howe Institute. and former head of Canadian portfolio management at PIMCO, join BNN Bloomberg to share their outlook on the economy and the markets.

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All Comments (21)
  • The reason to drop interest rates (at any time) means the economy is doing terrible... otherwise you wouldn't need to!
  • 1% GDP growth. And that's with a million new replacements coming in every year. What a country.
  • I almost forgot how 0% inflation (originally defined as excess money supply but then redefined as the current/downstream symptomatic “prices”) is “bad” for the consumer until I remembered that we exist in a fractional reserve lending paradigm where the house of cards collapses unless new debt is issued to extinguish older debt
  • @stephenr6194
    That’s is BS inflation will never go Zero in Canada LOL and 4.5% is already low…borrowing has cost! this guy never do grocery shop and fix his car how expensive it is right now!
  • @adrianasher1457
    How will it be 0% inflation as we import inflation as our $ drops
  • @Azel247
    We're still waiting on the flood of mortgage renewals from the people who took out 5 year fixed terms during 2020-2021 housing boom. I don't think the interest rate effects will be fully realized until that occurs.
  • @Michael-pg7rv
    Why is it that the BoC and other central banks for that matter always stick to 0.25% intervals. Why not 3 rate cuts 0.35% + 0.35% +0.3% to get a total of 1% in cuts over 3 meetings.
  • @shiftyrazzy
    Rosenberg is a boss and has been calling it out for months now. This guy is gold.
  • @bc5810
    Not going to solve the larger systemic issues in our economy. Government policy and hostility to business and home ownership is at the core of this.
  • Need to hold so we can see some price corrections; this needs tome to wogk. Dropping now essentially bails out a bunch of inflated asset owners.
  • @obesia1873
    John is my celebrity free pass just putting it out there. I could have picked Chris Hemsworth or Hugh Jackson but no it's John for me.
  • @user-jc2es4mx5f
    The BoC unprofessionalism and dependence on Communist regime in this country has already ruined Canadian economy. I guess that was Justin's plan, the one he gets paid to implement by WEF.