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Could U.S. Elections Slow the AI Data Centre Buildout? + Millennial Moron on Housing & Population Growth

Could U.S. Elections Slow the AI Data Centre Buildout? + Millennial Moron on Housing & Population Growth10 okt1 u 18 min

In this episode of the Canadian Macro Show, Simon and Dan break down another surge in bond yields and what higher borrowing costs could mean for mortgages, housing, construction and the broader economy. They also discuss the growing political backlash against AI data centres as communities push back over electricity costs, infrastructure demands and new developments.

They also look at signs of stress in private credit, including rising redemption requests and investors being offered liquidity at steep discounts to reported NAV. The conversation then turns to affordability and politics, including what recent elections are telling us about how heavily cost of living is weighing on voters.

Millennial Moron joins the show to explain Statistics Canada's major population revisions, what actually happened with temporary residents and work permits, and why Canada's recent rental supply boom may be doing more to improve affordability than many people realize. They also discuss zoning, development timelines, NIMBYism and what Canada needs to do to build more housing.

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