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Higher Yields, Canada’s Housing Gridlock, and Investors Turn on Google

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In this episode of the Friday Macro Show, we look at why Google sold off after earnings despite strong headline numbers, and what rising AI infrastructure spending could mean for the broader market.
We also discuss Canada’s latest inflation and retail sales data, why consumers may be reacting to higher prices through demand destruction, and how rising bond yields are affecting mortgages and housing.
From there, we dig into Bridgemarq’s dividend cut, the changing economics of real estate brokerages, the “Great House Transfer” problem as boomers struggle to sell, and why the next wave of AI IPOs could face a much tougher market than expected.
Tickers discussed: GOOGL, GOOG, BRE.TO, TOU.TO, NVDA, META, AMZN
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