Rosenberg reverses house price outlook, sees softer landings for Canada economy and rates
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Rosenberg, once bearish on Canadian housing, now believes price declines will be more modest as interest rates could fall and bring affordability back.
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He predicts both the Canadian and U.S. economies will enter recessions in 2023, forcing central banks to cut rates significantly.
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Rosenberg thinks immigration levels are too high and not supported by economic growth, hurting Canadian living standards.
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He is critical of high government spending levels post-COVID and wishes for a new transformational, fiscally conservative leader like past PM Brian Mulroney.
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At 63, Rosenberg remains passionate about his work, wakes up early daily, and is driven by his endless curiosity about economics and markets.