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In this week’s Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld looks at why markets have moved to price in much more rate tightening than central banks themselves have projected. At the same time, he notes that higher long-term bond yields are already putting pressure on interest-sensitive parts of the economy, which could ultimately reduce the need for policy rates to rise as far as investors now expect.
In this week’s Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld assesses the Fed’s unusually optimistic view that inflation can ease back to target without a rise in unemployment, while warning that higher energy prices, elevated mortgage rates, and slowing interest-sensitive sectors could make that soft landing harder to achieve than policymakers suggest.
In this week’s Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld reflects on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and the enduring Canada-U.S. partnership, while noting that renewed Middle East tensions and higher energy prices may prompt the Fed to move rates higher sooner than expected.
In this week’s Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld notes that the US and Japan are facing a common challenge: rising long-term bond yields and tighter fiscal constraints. With slower growth and higher borrowing costs, managing government debt may become much harder.
In this week’s Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld makes the case that, even after last week’s breakdown in trade talks, Canada still needs to stay at the table with the U.S.
While reducing that dependence is an important long-term goal, his view is that the immediate priority is to keep dialogue open and work with U.S. allies who also have a stake in avoiding further escalation.
In this week’s Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld argues that the U.S. midterms are unlikely to materially alter trade policy, given that much of the Trump agenda has been advanced through executive orders.
This helps explain why Canada has not seen the post-midterm period as a particularly promising window for tariff negotiations.
In this week’s Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld notes that despite the recent calm in markets, the outlook for the Persian Gulf and oil prices remains highly uncertain.
He argues that the current stability in crude should not be taken as reassurance, since prices could move lower if a deal is reached, or rise sharply if the standoff persists.
In this week’s Week Ahead, Avery Shenfield highlights the surprising rebound in Canada’s export sector, with real export volumes reaching a new high in Q2 and helping support GDP growth.
While energy and some US-bound exports have led the recovery, ongoing tariff risks, weak manufacturing investment, and capacity constraints suggest the momentum may be difficult to sustain.
In this week’s The Week Ahead, Avery Shenfeld examines what the bond market may be signaling about the Fed’s decision to hold rates steady, and unpacks one of the key unanswered questions from Chair Warsh’s press conference on inflation, growth and the likelihood of further rate hikes.
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