
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem


Bank of Canada warns of economic fallout if U.S. trade war escalates
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warned that Canada faces a significant economic hit if the U.S. proceeds with broad-based tariffs on Canadian exports, a move that would stifle growth, weaken the loonie and add upward pressure to inflation.

BoC’s Macklem says it’s “reasonable” to expect further rate cuts
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem signalled that more interest rate cuts are likely as inflation continues to ease.

Latest in mortgage news: Borrowers must adapt to ‘new normal’ of higher rates, says Macklem
Interest rates may slowly start to be easing around the world, but they won’t be returning to pandemic levels and borrowers will need to adjust accordingly.

Is today’s Bank of Canada rate cut “one and done” for now?
Variable-rate borrowers finally got their wish of a Bank of Canada rate cut today. But how long could they be waiting until the next?

“Still too early” to start cutting rates, says BoC’s Macklem
Following today’s decision by the Bank of Canada to leave interest rates on hold, Governor Tiff Macklem said plainly that it’s still too early to being

The Bank of Canada can’t solve the country’s housing affordability problem: Macklem
While monetary policy plays a crucial role in the housing market, lowering interest rates isn’t a silver bullet for resolving Canada’s housing affordability crisis, Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said today.

Bank of Canada needs ‘assurance’ of 2% inflation path before cutting rates: Macklem
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem said the Bank will only start entertaining interest rate cuts once it has “assurance” that inflation is trending back towards its 2% target.

Still too early to talk about rate cuts, BoC’s Macklem says
While Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem says weakness in 2024 will lead us back to a balanced economy, he added it remains too early to start talking about rate cuts.

BoC’s Macklem doesn’t want to repeat the inflation-fighting mistakes of the 1970s
As a teenager growing up in the 1970s, Tiff Macklem said he recognized the impact high inflation was having on everyone: “Inflation made everyone angry.”