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A vast reservoir of household savings and liquidity should continue to backstop spending in the U.S. and Canada for some time, shielding the economy from the full effects of monetary tightening. But this buffer could also act as a double-edged sword...
A vast reservoir of household savings and liquidity should continue to backstop spending in the U.S. and Canada for some time, shielding the economy from the full effects of monetary tightening. But this buffer could also act as a double-edged sword if it sustains inflation and leads to even higher interest rates. Sal Guatieri is joined by Michael Gregory, Deputy Chief Economist at BMO, to discuss excess liquidity and savings and their impact on the economy, inflation and central banks.
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BMO Smarter Investing is a podcast series that's all about helping you make smarter investment decisions. Join top BMO economists Douglas Porter, Sal Guatieri, and Jennifer Lee each month as they discuss the latest market developments and insights.
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