
Michael Davenport


Why Scotiabank thinks the Bank of Canada is done cutting rates
While most of Canada’s Big 6 banks expect the Bank of Canada to deliver at least one more interest rate cut this year, Scotiabank is standing firm in its view that the central bank is already done.

Bank of Canada’s urge to cut rates fades amid tariff uncertainty
The Bank of Canada appears increasingly reluctant to cut rates further, with minutes from its March 12 meeting showing that its most recent move was driven largely by rising uncertainty over a potential trade war with the U.S.

500,000 fewer homes needed in Canada by 2035 as population set to decline: Oxford
Canada’s housing needs are projected to decrease by 500,000 homes by 2035, driven by a decline in population, according to new research from Oxford Economics.

Odds of second 50-bps Bank of Canada rate cut drop after stronger inflation report
Still, many economists still see a half-point cut as likely at the Bank’s December 11 meeting.

Rate cut showdown: 25 or 50 bps? Economists split on Bank of Canada’s next move
Strong employment results for September have tempered Bank of Canada rate cut expectations for later this month.

Canada’s economy remains resilient, but for how much longer?
Even in the face of high interest rates and rising unemployment, the Canadian economy continues to demonstrate resilience.

Inflation report “all but guarantees” a Bank of Canada rate cut next week: economists
Experts speculate the Bank of Canada may cut rates next week following a larger-than-expected slowdown in the country’s inflation rate in June.

Bank of Canada officials worry that rate cuts may overheat the housing market
The Bank of Canada’s top decision-makers expressed concerns before announcing this month’s interest rate cut, fearing that the rate relief could potentially overheat the housing market.