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Bank of Canada turning more dovish

The Bank of Canada is still clinging to the possibility that its policy rate might need to rise from the current 1% because it is too early to tell whether the housing slowdown will be sustained. It will. We anticipate that this is what will eventually lead to speculation that interest rates might be cut next year.

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