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Calls increase for Bank of Canada to hike rates in October as global investment bank UBS weighs in (opens the original)
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There are growing calls for the Bank of Canada to hike interest rates at its next meeting later this month after seven straight holds as the risks of inflation spreading rise. “Our baseline now includes one 25-basis-point hike in October and another in January, followed by a prolonged hold once the policy rate reaches the midpoint of the neutral range,” Abigail Watt, an economist at UBS Global Research, said in a note this week. The Bank of Canada has held its benchmark-setting rate at 2.25 per
Posthaste: Tariffs — especially against Canada — are angering Americans and could sway the midterm vote, poll says (opens the original)
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United States tariffs, especially those against Canada, don’t compute for many Americans and will factor in how people vote in the U.S. midterm elections, a new survey says. Almost 60 per cent of Americans said they oppose tariffs on Canada, the highest level of opposition amongst a list of countries that includes Russia, China, Mexico, India, Japan and England, the Cato Institute and Morning Consult Holdings Inc. survey of 2,000 people said. After Canada, a slight majority of Americans were aga
Canada's 'resilient' economy means Bank of Canada needs to start hiking, economist says (opens the original)
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Canada’s economy likely continued to grow in the third quarter, though economists say that growth could stall in the final quarter of the year as new United States tariffs bite. Economists estimated the economy expanded by two per cent on an annualized basis in the third quarter, beating the Bank of Canada’s outlook for 1.5 per cent. Those calls came after Statistics Canada on Tuesday said gross domestic product in July was flat month over month, but expanded 0.2 per cent in August, according to
Posthaste: The stock market's fear index is scary, says economist — but not for the reason you think (opens the original)
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In these times of war, sky-high fuel prices, rising inflation and global interest rate hikes, you’d think the stock markets’ so-called fear index would be flashing red, but it’s not and that worries economist David Rosenberg. “The VIX index reflects, to a large degree, the high level of complacency in the marketplace,” the president of Rosenberg Research & Associates Inc. said, referring to the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index (VIX). The VIX, which is supposed to measure real-time
Posthaste: Tiff Macklem take note — markets have so far correctly called interest rate hikes, says analyst (opens the original)
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Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says domestic data will drive rate decisions, but you might want to track what the betting markets believe since they continue to correctly predict the policy moves of central banks around the world, National Bank of Canada says. “For (central) banks yet to deliver a hike, the messaging is clear — inflation risks are paramount — and markets have appropriately priced in eventual action,” Ethan Currie, a strategist at National Bank, said in a note on Wednesday.
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