Norman Mogil | TalkMarkets | Page 2
Consulting Economist
I received undergraduate and graduate degrees in economics and finance from the University of California, Los Angeles, 1968. My professional expertise is in macro-economics; currency and trade strategies; interest rates and yield curve analysis and fixed income strategies. For the past two decades ...more

All Contributions

Latest Posts
17 to 32 of 435 Posts
<<< 1 2 3 4 ... 28 >>>
The Mortgage Market Is Contributing To The Decline Of The Canadian Economy
Three-quarters of all household debt is tied up in the mortgage market, so mortgage rate hikes of 300+ bps will have to be financed by way of cutbacks in consumer expenditures.
Canadian Banks Signal Trouble Lies Just Around The Corner
One needs to look no further than the commercial banks to understand the credit difficulties that lie ahead as the banks contend with a deteriorating economy.
The Bank Of Canada Is Finished Raising Rates Now For When To Consider Cutting Rates
Central bankers are loathe to signal rate cuts after more than two years of relentless rate hikes. The Bank of Canada has not conceded that its efforts to tame inflation have worked.
As The Bank Of Canada Searches For The Perfect Rate Conditions
Central bankers are always conjuring up the perfect interest conditions in which everything is in balance.
The Bank Of Canada’s Anti-Growth Policies Are Coming To Fruition
When the Bank of Canada embarked on its relentless upward march in setting the bank rate, it took the stance that economic growth was excessive, beyond what the economy could tolerate.
Canadian Dollar Weakens As The Economy Slides Into Recession
Canadians are starting to realize that the decline in the value of the Loonie signifies an economy that is in a recessionary phase.
Businesses Are Warning The Bank Of Canada That Stagnation Is Just Beginning
The Bank of Canada relies heavily on what the business community expects in the near term to judge the success of its rate policy.
Time To Assess The Damage From Rate Hikes
The Fed’s insistence that rates will remain ‘higher for longer’ is already setting off alarm bells.
If Global Monetary Tightening Is Over, What Lies Ahead?
Major central bankers decided against raising rates this month, but at the same time warned investors not to rule out rate increases in the very near future.
An Old-Fashion Credit Crunch Is In The Making As Money Supply Contracts
It is just a matter of time before the economy gives way to the negative effects of declining bank credit.
Canadian Banks Expecting A Worsening Economy
Banks are often the first to sniff out any economic weakness, as they begin to put aside funds to cover expected losses in the coming year.
Waiting For The Anticipated Recession Is Very Tiresome
For many economic forecasters waiting for the recession to begin is very frustrating, as the Canadian economy continues to resist tipping over into decline.
Why The Bank Of Canada’s Rate Hikes Are Not Working
The Bank of Canada continues to warn that rates are going to remain “higher for longer”, a mantra that seems to dominate monetary authorities everywhere.
The Bank Of Canada Has Entered The Realm Of Overkill
Like so many other central bankers, the Bank of Canada seems to be impatient regarding the speed with which inflation has come down.
Central Bankers Are No Longer So Self-Assured
There was a time recently when central bankers were certain that they could tame inflation by a steady march upwards in the bank rate, but no longer is this the case.
Canada Needs To Promote Business Capital Investment If It Hopes To Tame Inflation
The use of one blunt policy tool - interest rates - has the unintended consequences of dampening business investment and its derivative productivity growth.
17 to 32 of 435 Posts
<<< 1 2 3 4 ... 28 >>>