Canada's Inflation Victory, High Prices
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•RBC chief economist Frances Donald says slower growth the 'new normal' over next few years
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RBC chief economist Frances Donald gives her outlook for the year , including whether Canada is entering a recession.
Donald : We should accept slower economic growth as somewhat of the new normal for the next few years .
Donald says tariffs will be hard on Canada and hard on the United States , and they're more likely to push down growth than increase it.
The loonie dipped below 70 cents U.S. in December due to tariff threats.
Economists worry about folks not being able to pay their mortgages for two reasons.
Canada ’s economy is weakening, and we tend to self-flagellate because the U.S. economy is so strong.
But there are also global shocks that are impacting Canadians and Europeans and Asians as well.
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