Finance · 08/20/2025
US Tariffs Pose Risks for Canadian Real Estate Market
Adjustments in US tariff policies can create a potential ripple effect on the Canadian real estate market by influencing the Canadian economy and investor sentiment. Investors and homebuyers should pay close attention to these developments and rationally assess the associated risks. The impact stems from interconnected trade relationships and the potential for higher costs and reduced demand in Canada. Monitoring these factors will be crucial for making informed decisions in the Canadian property market.
Finance · 08/20/2025
US Housing Market Faces Price Drop Affordability Issues in 2023
Capital Economics predicts an 8% drop in US home prices in 2023, while housing affordability may reach historical lows. High interest rates and a looming recession will continue to impact the ability to purchase homes. The market is expected to recover in 2024. Industry insiders agree with this forecast, anticipating a prolonged market correction period. They believe home prices will adjust to a reasonable level by 2024, suggesting the current downturn is a necessary recalibration rather than a collapse.
Finance · 08/01/2025
Ussouth Korea Trade Pact Revamped Posttrump Era
Former US President Trump announced a trade agreement with South Korea, featuring a $350 billion investment by South Korea in the US, $100 billion in energy purchases, and increased market access for US goods in South Korea. The US would impose a 15% tariff on South Korean goods. If implemented, this agreement would have profound implications for the US, South Korea, and the global economy. However, it also faces numerous challenges and uncertainties regarding its actual implementation and long-term effects.
Finance · 12/14/2023
US Long-term Interest Rates Surge: An Analysis of Causes and Global Impacts
The significant rise in U.S. long-term Treasury yields has become a focal point for recent market discussions. This increase not only directly affects the debt situations of U.S. financial institutions and corporations but may also lead to fluctuations in the global economy. Key factors include imbalances in supply and demand, as well as ongoing expectations for a high-interest-rate environment. Additionally, this situation raises concerns about liquidity risk and potential declines in asset
Finance · 02/05/2025
Fed Vice Chair Urges Patience on Rate Cuts Amid Robust Economy
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson stated that despite uncertainties, the US economy is performing strongly, and there is no urgent need for rate cuts. He emphasized that monetary policy may gradually ease in the medium term, suggesting that further policy adjustments should be made only if the economy remains robust.