The Bank of Canada’s business and consumer surveys point to weak GDP growth, show that firms’ wage expectations are now lower than their pre-pandemic peak, and suggest that consumers are increasingly concerned about the health of the labour market. All that raises the prospect that the Bank left it a little late to begin cutting interest rates and increases the chance of the Bank cutting again next week.
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