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Bank of Canada Won’t Cut In June, Government Policies May Boost Inflation: BMO

June 2, 2025

Canada’s central bank will hold rates in June despite the economy’s rising headwinds, according to BMO. In a report to investors, the bank warns accelerating core inflation is now above 3%—not just above the Bank of Canada’s (BoC) target rate, but also above its upper tolerance range. Slowing economic factors may bring down inflation eventually, […]

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Bank of Canada Loses Grip: Core Inflation Soars Above Tolerance

May 20, 2025

Canadian inflation slowed last month, though most people are unlikely to have noticed much savings (if any). Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) slowed in April. It was a result of last month’s removal of the consumer carbon tax, leading to an abrupt but temporary decline. However, a look […]

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Bank of Canada Squandering Its Ability To Respond To Trade War: Scotiabank

March 24, 2025

One of Canada’s largest banks is sounding the alarm on excessive easing at the wrong time. The Bank of Canada (BoC) slashed its key policy rate earlier this month, despite warning of rising inflation approaching its tolerance. A new report from Scotiabank outlines how the central bank has been disregarding rising inflation data, and rushing […]

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Canadian Tax Holiday Hiding Inflation Surge, BoC Should Pause Cuts: BMO

February 19, 2025

Canada’s tax holiday ran for two months but it probably felt much shorter, and with good reason. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the Consumer Price Index (CPI) accelerated in January. The central bank’s preferred inflation measures are now approaching the upper bound, and will bust through it like the Kool-Aid Man once the temporary […]

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Canadian Inflation Slows, Clears Way For Bank of Canada To Cut 50 BPS

October 15, 2024

Canadian inflation is being tamed rapidly, sparking fears that the economy will cool and require stimulus soon. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the Consumer Price Index (CPI) annual growth fell sharply in September. The slowdown was primarily the result of gasoline, with inflation showing little progress when excluded. However, experts still see this clearing […]

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Canadian Inflation Further Tapers, 3 More Rate Cuts Expected In 2024

August 20, 2024

Canadian inflation is under control, as expected with the country’s unique modeling strategy. The Statistics Canada (Stat Can) Consumer Price Index (CPI) shows annual growth slowed in July. The quick slowdown was due in part to a circular reporting model, where central bank rate decisions have significant influence on the report itself. Slowing headline inflation […]

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Canadian Inflation Is Slowing, But Is It Enough To Cut Rates?

July 16, 2024

Canadian inflation got a bump in last month’s report; new data shows it was just noise. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the Consumer Price Index (CPI) growth rate slipped in June. The headline inflation measure came in below analyst expectations, clearing the way for the Bank of Canada (BoC) to cut rates further this […]

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Canadian Inflation Heads In The Wrong Direction, Broad Based Growth

April 16, 2024

Canada just lost some progress on the war against inflation. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) released the Consumer Price Index (CPI) showing a mild acceleration for inflation in March. While minor, the move was broad based, primarily being driven by energy and shelter costs. Canadian Headline Inflation Saw Broad Based Acceleration Canadian inflation is heading in […]

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Canadian 2024 GDP Growth Already Matches 2023, Driven By Public Sector

March 28, 2024

Canada’s central bank is going to be more comfortable holding off on rate cuts. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows real gross domestic product (GDP) surged in January, defying analyst expectations. Over just two months, 2024’s growth is already equivalent to all growth seen in 2023. However, it’s not clear how the momentum continues since […]

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Canadian Economy In “Modest Excess Supply,” Higher Rates Need Time: Bank of Canada

March 6, 2024

Canada’s economy went from mass shortages to excess in roughly zero-to-five. The Bank of Canada (BoC) announced a widely expected hold for its key interest rate this morning. There are encouraging signs when it comes to moderating inflation, and in their opinion more time at these levels will help bring it back to their target […]

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