
bank of canada rate decision


BoC holds rate at 2.75%, outlines two paths for economy as trade tensions cloud outlook
The Bank of Canada held its benchmark interest rate at 2.75% on Wednesday and unveiled two diverging scenarios for the economy, reflecting the unprecedented uncertainty triggered by U.S. tariffs.

BoC expected to pause this week, but more rate cuts still likely
With markets nearly split—pricing in a 40% chance of a rate cut and a 60% chance of a hold—the Bank of Canada’s upcoming rate decision on Wednesday is still very much up in the air.

Economists react to the Bank of Canada’s 25-bps rate cut: What’s next for rates?
The Bank of Canada cut its overnight rate by 25 basis points to 2.75%, its seventh straight cut. While expected, the move comes as the Bank tries to navigate economic uncertainty and the fallout from U.S. trade tensions.

Scotiabank: The Bank of Canada will likely deliver a 50-bps rate cut this week—here’s why it shouldn’t
In a recent analysis, Scotiabank’s Derek Holt suggests that the Bank of Canada is likely to implement a 50-basis point rate cut this week, despite concerns over the broader economic implications.

What the Bank of Canada’s 50-bps rate cut means for borrowers
Variable-rate borrowers can breathe a little easier with today’s latest rate reduction.

Bank of Canada widely expected to extend its rate-cut streak on Wednesday
More rate relief is expected this week for those with variable-rate mortgages and lines of credit.

Following Bank of Canada rate cut, Macklem says it’s “reasonable” to expect more
In addition to announcing the rate cut, the Bank of Canada also released updated economic forecasts, projecting moderately slower GDP growth in 2024 than previously anticipated.

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?

Strong U.S. inflation could delay rate cuts on both sides of the border
While the Bank of Canada left its benchmark rate unchanged as expected today, markets instead turned their attention to today’s hot U.S. inflation report.