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Title: GAME PLAN 2006


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GAME PLAN2006 2007
Benjamin Tal, Senior EconomistEconomics
StrategyJune 2006
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Monetary Policy 101
Chairman, US Federal Reserves
May 2000
3
Canadian Winters Are Getting Warmer
4
Housing Starts in a Past Warm Winter(The 1987
Example)
Source CMHC, CIBCWM
5
Sea Temperature Anomalies Indicate Severe 2006
Hurricane Season
6
Hurricane Season Severity Rising with Sea
Temperatures
7
Insurance Industrys Capacity To
AbsorbWeather-Related Cost Is Declining
8
Energy Debt Service A Record Income Bite
9
The US Housing Market Is Slowing
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The UK Experience
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The concepts of output gaps for economists or
capacity constraints ... are rendered nonexistent
.... The concepts that we have for so long used
to determine the course of monetary policy are
being challenged by globalization. Richard
Fisher, President, Federal Reserves Bank of
Dallas January 13, 2006
The Banks conventional measure of output gap
suggests that the economy is operating at its
production capacity. Bank of Canadas Monetary
Policy Report October 2005
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Lowering The Speed Limit
Speed Limit
New Speed Limit
13
Yield Curve Near Inversion
14
US Curve Inversions Led Recessions
?
15
Bank of Canada Rate
16
Energy Players To Outperform
17
CIBCWM Metropolitan Economic Activity Index
(2006Q1)
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The Credit Cycle Is Turning
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The Mortgage Market
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Rising Interest in Interest-Only Mortgages(US)
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The Sub-Prime Mortgage Market(US)
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Banks Net Product MarginSub-Prime Market (US)
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Mortgage Arrears
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The Relationship Between Mortgage Rate Spread
and VRM Ratio
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Savings Variable vs. Fixed
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Average Mortgage vs. House Price
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The Rise of Personal Lines of Credit
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Lines of Credit Substituting For Direct Loans
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THE END
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