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Canada Economics Weekly

Canada Economics Weekly

Declining household net worth raises red flags

For the past decade households have been on a debt-financed consumption and housing investment spree, reinforced recently by historically low interest rates. This trend has been accompanied by rising household net worth, which, thanks to sharply higher housing valuations, has kept ahead of rising debt. Over the last two quarters, however, while debt has continued to grow, net worth has declined. We doubt this is just a blip.

 

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