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Facing uncertain trade policies, rising energy costs, and stagnant population growth, can North American commercial property markets survive and even thrive in the year ahead? Join BMO Director and Senior Economist Sal Guatieri as he breaks down the outlook for industrial, retail ...  Show more

As the Iran conflict threatens global energy supplies and sends oil prices surging, are the American and Canadian economies at risk of recession? Join BMO U.S. Chief Economist Scott Anderson and Senior Economist Sal Guatieri as they discuss the potential impact of the conflict, a ...  Show more

The Bank of Canada’s monetary policy supporting decades of low interest rates has been a strong tailwind for the Canadian housing market. Coupled with robust demand for all types of housing - driven by demographic trends and ambitious immigration policies, Canadian house prices r ...  Show more

Inflation is hitting the US and the UK, but housing prices are going up in the US and down in the UK. Today on the show, we ask why, learn about two completely different ways of thinking about mortgages and try to figure out which one works better. Also we go long Turkey, fina ...

Rising rents and mortgage payments have been at the center of the inflation discussion. Our Global Chief Economist assesses whether monetary policy can effectively blunt those figures. 

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By many measures, the US housing market is broken. High demand is causing high prices, and yet, year after year, new supply fails to arrive. What’s behind the mismatch? And is there any way to solve it? Today on the show, Robert Armstrong and Aiden Reiter discuss proposals fro ...