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    Originally posted by Oliver88 View Post
    If I understand the US is signalling an increase of another 0.5 points?

    If Canada doesn’t our $ falls more?
    This. The loons drop just means the insiders know the bank of canuckistan is standing pat and letting inflation go while the Fed will rise at least 50 basis points. Stagflation: it was so much fun in the '70s. Ordered a new truck in mid Feb so have a locked in price. Hopefully it shows up soon.

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      BoC holds rates, buh bye northern peso.

      Macklem has chosen the housing bubble and inflation over our currency and purchasing power.

      Good luck. Trudeau can wear this.

      Hot jobs numbers coming out of US too

      https://edition.cnn.com/2023/03/08/economy/job-openings-layoffs-jolts-january
      Last edited by jazz; Mar 8, 2023, 09:32.

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        China soybean imports are near record highs ( prior to Covid), how can media suggest there is no demand when there is no export sales reporting?

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          Originally posted by Rareearth View Post
          China soybean imports are near record highs ( prior to Covid), how can media suggest there is no demand when there is no export sales reporting?
          Soybean contracts about $1.50 HIGHER for fall delivery than one year ago.

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            The Bank of Canada has to be careful about holding the line on interest rates if the Fed insists on further hikes. It won't take a massive spread to spark a run on the Canadian dollar.

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              Originally posted by Austrian Economics View Post
              The Bank of Canada has to be careful about holding the line on interest rates if the Fed insists on further hikes. It won't take a massive spread to spark a run on the Canadian dollar.
              Yes little potato is doing a great job of turning the CAD into a hot potato. #RottenPotatos

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                Originally posted by Austrian Economics View Post
                The Bank of Canada has to be careful about holding the line on interest rates if the Fed insists on further hikes. It won't take a massive spread to spark a run on the Canadian dollar.
                Can$ down 1 cent since mon morn for nearby on huge volumes.

                The Aus$ chart looks much the same but ended the session +.

                Probably lots of pump.
                Last edited by shtferbrains; Mar 8, 2023, 14:52.

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                  U.S. banks appear shaking. . . .

                  This is not good for equities or commodities. This is now impacting our world folks. Credit demand dries up and crisis intensifies.

                  Fed rate hikes may suddenly be off-the-board, in-a-flash. Management by crisis in-progress . . . .

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                    Originally posted by bucket View Post
                    Watching TV and they were asking a guy about what he thought of the rate hikes.

                    Guys says he was thinking of buying a new vehicle but the interest rates and the prices prevent him from doing it.

                    If too many people think that way , the auto sector will be back on life support ( if it ever left).

                    But why would any country want to push its economy into a recession???????

                    Vehicles are disposable and in need of replacement inside of 10 years , why slow that segment down?

                    Why kneecap the economy on purpose?????
                    Why? Trudeau has clearly stated he wants Canada to be the first national state. (State of the UN of course.). He wants Total communism.

                    One WHO✔️50%
                    One World FoodBank
                    One World Bank
                    One world currency
                    One world Govt
                    One world Court
                    One world internet
                    One world Law
                    One world ID system
                    One world storage system for seed stock not GM ✔️
                    UN ownership of land and natural resources
                    15 minute city Centres for ordinary Joe’s
                    One world guaranteed income.
                    World Massive Depopulation.
                    One world communication language
                    One transportation system.



                    But the PM has to break a sovereign nations back before he can make them comply and beg.

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                      Originally posted by parsley View Post
                      Why? Trudeau has clearly stated he wants Canada to be the first national state. (State of the UN of course.). He wants Total communism.

                      One WHO✔️50%
                      One World FoodBank
                      One World Bank
                      One world currency
                      One world Govt
                      One world Court
                      One world internet
                      One world Law
                      One world ID system
                      One world storage system for seed stock not GM ✔️
                      UN ownership of land and natural resources
                      15 minute city Centres for ordinary Joe’s
                      One world guaranteed income.
                      World Massive Depopulation.
                      One world communication language
                      One transportation system.



                      But the PM has to break a sovereign nations back before he can make them comply and beg.
                      Also a One world luciferian religion. Have a look into the history of the UN bank Lucis Trust. Explains alot.

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                      Last edited by biglentil; Mar 13, 2023, 10:46.

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                        Fed rate hike policy is now in-shambles. Oh, how the cookie crumbles . . . .

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                          Originally posted by errolanderson View Post
                          Fed rate hike policy is now in-shambles. Oh, how the cookie crumbles . . . .
                          A pivot would be very good for commodities, but I dont expect it. The controlled demolition is far from complete. The next financial system based on CBDC's is ready to go.
                          Last edited by biglentil; Mar 13, 2023, 21:39.

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                            I wonder what the liability will be for the Auditors of both banks?

                            I understand they had fresh audited statements come out just a few days before the collapse.

                            Shows the value of statements in that fast paced business.

                            I see Canadian regulators are going to daily inspections of internal statements of Chartered Banks.

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                              Debt crisis dominos: Bank fallout, just beginning . . . now oil crash . . . next shoe to drop (IMO) . . . commercial real estate.

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                                blinding freddy can see oils on shaky ground , real estate fall out seems to vary country to country

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