
Bank of Canada


Economists rule out rate cut this week, but all eyes on BoC statement and forecasts
The Bank of Canada is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged this week for the sixth straight meeting.

Near-term inflation expectations remain high, BoC surveys show
While inflation expectations among businesses are steadily falling, Canadian consumers continue to expect elevated prices in the years ahead.

Bank of Canada’s Governing Council divided over timing of future rate cuts
While conditions for rate cuts are expected to materialize over the course of the year, the Bank of Canada itself appears divided over when exactly these conditions will be met.

Economists predict June rate cut as inflation continues to ease
Today’s lower-than-expected inflation reading for February has bolstered confidence that the Bank of Canada could initiate its first rate cut in June.

“Still too early” to start cutting rates, says BoC’s Macklem
Following today’s decision by the Bank of Canada to leave interest rates on hold, Governor Tiff Macklem said plainly that it’s still too early to being

Rate cuts are on the way, but not this week, economists say
Economists expect a more dovish tone from the Bank of Canada when it unveils its interest rate decision on Wednesday.

We could reach 2% inflation by this summer: National Bank
Could Canada’s headline inflation rate reach the neutral target of 2% by this summer, a full year sooner than the Bank of Canada’s own forecasts?
National Bank of Canada thinks so.

2024 rate-cut forecasts being revised following today’s mixed-bag jobs report
Today’s employment report for January, in which the unemployment rate ticked down, has caused bond markets and economist to further reel-in their rate-cut forecasts for the year.

Too soon to say when interest rates can come down: Bank of Canada
The Bank of Canada’s Governing Council believes it’s too early to say when they can start easing interest rates, according to a summary of deliberations from its January 24 meeting.