Risk Of A Canadian Debt Crisis Has Come Down. A Lot.

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The risk of a Canadian debt crisis has come down, by a lot

The measures policymakers have put in place to cool down household borrowing appear to have had at least one positive effect: The risk of a debt crisis in Canada has come down significantly over the past year.

The Geneva-based Bank for International Settlements , a sort of"central bank of central banks," tracks countries' exposure to a banking crisis through a measure known as the credit-to-GDP gap.When the amount of private-sector debt rises above its long-term trend, an economy is considered to be at heightened risk. The BIS considers 10 per cent to be the"critical threshold" above which a banking crisis could happen in short order.

 

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