MODE PANIQUE | L'économie canadienne se détériore.

JosFinance
11 Sept 202410:08

Summary

TLDRIn this video, the host discusses the Canadian job market, suggesting that the Bank of Canada may panic and introduce significant interest rate cuts, possibly 50 basis points, due to recent employment data. The script highlights a rise in unemployment, especially among young people, and a slowdown in job creation, indicating a potential economic deceleration. The host also touches on the US job market's slowdown and the Federal Reserve's upcoming monetary policy decision, influenced by employment and inflation data. The summary concludes with speculation on the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut, amidst concerns of a recession.

Takeaways

  • 📉 The Bank of Canada is expected to introduce more significant interest rate cuts than previously seen, possibly as high as 50 basis points.
  • 🔍 Recent Canadian employment data has reinforced the hypothesis that the Bank of Canada may enter panic mode, with job creation slowing down.
  • 🏛️ Most jobs created in Canada are in the public sector, particularly in education and health care, indicating a lack of private sector employment growth.
  • 📉 The employment rate in Canada is trending downward, with a drop in participation rates post-pandemic.
  • 👨‍🎓 The youth employment rate has seen a significant decline, losing 7 percentage points from January 2022 to August 2024.
  • 📈 The unemployment rate in Canada has increased, with notable rises in Ontario and Alberta, which are key economic drivers.
  • 👵 Employment rates for older individuals have increased, contrasting with the decline seen among younger age groups.
  • 📊 The unemployment rate for students aged 15 to 24 has reached its highest level in 12 years, according to Statistics Canada.
  • 💹 The slowdown in the Canadian job market and economic growth may prompt the Bank of Canada to increase its intervention with larger interest rate cuts.
  • 🗽 In the United States, job creation has significantly slowed down in 2024, with lower than expected job growth and revisions to previous months indicating a rapid deceleration.

Q & A

  • What was the main expectation regarding the Bank of Canada's actions as discussed in the script?

    -The main expectation was that the Bank of Canada might enter panic mode, potentially introducing more significant interest rate cuts than previously seen, possibly cuts of 50 basis points.

  • How did the recent employment data from Canada affect the speaker's hypothesis about the Bank of Canada's actions?

    -The recent employment data, which showed a decline in employment rates among young people and an increase in the unemployment rate, reinforced the speaker's hypothesis that the Bank of Canada might introduce panic measures such as larger interest rate cuts.

  • What was the number of jobs created in Canada in August according to the script?

    -In August, 22,000 jobs were created in Canada.

  • In which sectors were most of the jobs created in Canada during August mentioned in the script?

    -Most of the jobs created were in the public sector, specifically in education, health care, and social assistance.

  • What was the trend in the employment rate among different age groups in Canada as discussed in the script?

    -The employment rate was declining, with a significant drop among the youth aged 15 to 24 years, while it increased for the elderly.

  • How did the unemployment rate change in Canada according to the script?

    -The unemployment rate increased from 6.4% to 6.6%, with notable increases in Ontario and Alberta.

  • What was the average unemployment rate for students aged 15 to 24 years in Canada from May to August 2024 as per the script?

    -The average unemployment rate for students aged 15 to 24 years from May to August 2024 was 16.7%, which is an increase from 12.9% in 2023.

  • What was the speaker's analysis of the employment market slowdown in Canada?

    -The speaker analyzed that the employment market slowdown in Canada is symptomatic of an overall economic slowdown, with young people being the first to face job losses, potentially followed by retirees and then the core working-age population.

  • What was the expected decision by Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve regarding interest rates in the United States as discussed in the script?

    -The expected decision was a reduction in interest rates, with the markets initially considering a 50 basis points cut but later leaning towards a 25 basis points cut.

  • How did the speaker summarize the current state of inflation in the United States according to the script?

    -The speaker summarized that while overall inflation has slowed, with a decrease from 2.9% to 2.5%, core inflation showed a slight increase and remains stable at an annualized rate of 3.2%, which could be a concern for the markets regarding future interest rate cuts.

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