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Canada's deflating housing bubble stymies wealth effect of booming stock market

Economists say falling home values are cutting spending by more than C$5,000 per household while stock gains mainly benefit wealthier Canadians.

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Canada's housing market slump, the longest in recent decades, is straining household spending even as a record high domestic stock market generates hundreds of billions of dollars of increased wealth.

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Canada's deflating housing bubble stymies wealth effect of booming stock market

Canada was the only G7 economy to post a home-price decline last year in nominal terms.

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Canada’s deflating housing bubble stymies wealth effect of booming stock market

Falling home prices reduce consumer spending and hurt sentiment, economists say

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, April 28, 2026.
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