When you have an economy running at full capacity, maybe you can ask the question if it's a good idea to fuel further this economy.

Weaker job creation weakens the Canadian dollar. The Bank of Canada may be a little less active in 2006.

It's Wall Street rather than Main Street that's getting rich.

The Australian sector is running out of infrastructure assets to buy. Funds can compete for a very small number of infrastructure assets; if they do that, prices will likely go up.

It looks like the economy is stuck in low gear where the motor is running fast, but you're only going 25 mph. This is kind of disappointing; it falls short of most most forecasts.

When you have an economy that is 35 percent larger than ten years ago and you are still running on the same infrastructure, then you are heading for trouble.