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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2020 · 34 MIN

A Wave of Central Bank Liquidity

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Bill Harris and Bryden Teich discuss how global stock markets are currently being impacted by central bank liquidity and relate that to previous periods of market exuberance. They also discuss the signal that the underlying economy is sending at the outset of 2020, and they discuss the outlook for the Canadian energy sector.

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