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Bank of Canada still data dependent

The May CPI data were a step back after the run of soft core price readings in the first quarter. The broader evidence stills seems supportive of a July interest rate cut, but the next CPI release for June, to be released in the run up to that meeting, will now be pivotal for that decision.

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