‘A cut is in store’: Bank of Canada announcement coming March 12, and here’s what is predicted
- The Bank of Canada is expected to cut its interest rate by a quarter-point to 2.75 percent due to trade uncertainty with the United States.
- Desjardins predicts Canada may enter a recession by mid-year if steep U.S. Tariffs persist, affecting economic recovery.
- Tiff Macklem stated that broad-based tariffs could hinder the recovery of the Canadian economy, limiting bounce-back effects.
- The Bank of Canada must support economic growth while managing rising inflation risks from tariffs.
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