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Douglas Porter Quotes
«I'm actually encouraged by how well the economy hung in there in September and October during the worst of the energy price spikes. The bigger threat to growth is the rising interest rates.»
Author: Douglas Porter
«At least one spooky theme behind these moves has been mounting concern that the latest spike in energy prices will cascade into other costs and prices, drive up inflation expectations and force the Fed to be even more fearsome than expected in its tightening campaign,»
Author: Douglas Porter
«I think it will improve liquidity and the attractiveness of owning Canadian financial assets, although I don't see it as a watershed event for Canadian financial markets.»
Author: Douglas Porter
«The results likely fully please almost no one.»
Author: Douglas Porter
«They're getting close to the end of tightening.»
Author: Douglas Porter
«Manufacturing posted a solid rebound in December from weakness the prior month, but it is far from out of the woods.»
Author: Douglas Porter
«Usually the incentives and the ways builders are allowed to design subdivisions to allow for extra densities sooner or later reduces that cost by a lot.»
Author: Douglas Porter
«Given that there are virtually no other signs that Canadian spending suddenly weakened in February, this sharp drop in imports is likely to prove to be a fluke.»
Author: Douglas Porter
«To some extent, the heat is off.»
Author: Douglas Porter
«There really can be little debate now that Western Canada is already experiencing the closest thing to full employment in over three decades, with the jobless rate west of Ontario just barely above four per cent.»
Author: Douglas Porter