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Bank of Canada Rate
February 5, 2025
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smayer97
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My response was a quote from a newsletter I received on Jan 17. My quoting it was simply to address your comment that "Everyone at the Fed has been saying...". Clearly not.
And of course, everything is always conditional. Even the quote uses the conditional "could".

That being said, my point was not to confirm what the Fed is or is not thinking or saying what they will do. I'm not here to argue that. My original premise always applies.

February 8, 2025
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Your original premise, that the Fed has been talking repeatedly about rates dropping another 100-200 pts by the end of this year, does not apply. Governor Waller's interview doesn't support that either.

You've either been dozing, as savemoresaveoften wrote, or are deliberately misrepresenting what the Fed has been saying.

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