Energy insider Dan McTeague discusses how fuel prices influence more than just what we pay at the pump. Lower fuel prices can reduce interest rates, mortgage costs, and even the price of groceries.
Dan also explores the complications introduced by carbon taxes in Ottawa and Atlantic Canada, which have contributed to inflation.
Dan then shifts to the risks of deflation, where falling prices could diminish the value of our assets and investments.
This conversation delves into:
The economic chain reaction from fuel price changes.
The inflationary effects of carbon taxes.
The potential economic pitfalls of deflation.
Watch for an in-depth look at how energy costs shape our economy.
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