It is becoming more clear that sluggish global demand and volatile commodity prices will outlast the willingness and ability of households' to provide debt-fuelled support to economic growth. Without any material improvement in global demand conditions, the Bank of Canada's new Governor will have to draft a new stimulus growth plan if it is to achieve its 2% inflation target within its two-year inflation-target horizon.
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