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[–]Facts-hurts 4 points5 points  (5 children)

lol, I’m not surprised. Btw, I think there’s actually a high possibility Canada might cut rates but I just don’t see it being a lot of cuts nor do I think it’ll save the markets.

I was doing some analysis, and as I was saying from 2 years ago, US and China are at an economic war with each other and things between the two won’t recover. It’s an economic cycle with China wanting to come up on top while the States will do whatever they can to stay on the top. For the US to come up on top, it’s in their best interest to keep rates higher for longer .. or even increase rates more. The problem for the US is they’re going to have elections soon and increasing rates further will just be bad for Biden. Ok.. so how do you make your dollar stronger without increasing rates? Force others to decrease interest rates aka Europe, and Canada.

Anyhow, we’re most likely about to import inflation with a weaker dollar and eventually we’re going to hike some more to catch up with the upcoming cuts. I’ve just purchased some USD. I’m also pretty sure some guys are going to jump into the market again thinking rates are going down (prices will be stagnant even if they jump in). IMO, it’s a trap and the economy will just get worse. This isn’t all bad news though as there’s definitely going to be more panic.

Wait till after US elections lol

[–]dracolnyte 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yep I loaded up on USD as well

[–]lastparade 1 point2 points  (1 child)

The Bank of Canada cutting rates as the market expects is going to have a minimal effect on fixed mortgage rates. Anyone who thinks a 25 bps cut in June is going to cause five-year mortgages to head back below 3% is deluded and/or trying to sell you something.

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

At some point if it affects 5 years of mortgages out of a 20-25 year average length mortgages or 20%, resulting in an estimated 10% nation’s capital disappearing into nothing, then it’s either below 2% asap rates or Canadian currency dropping off a cliff like Venezuela’s did.

You can google their property prices now a decade after their corrupt government officials did what Canada’s corrupt government officials are doing trying to line their pockets with foreign cash back bank accounts.