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Surveys show inflation expectations are still too high

The Bank of Canada’s quarterly business and consumer surveys continue to flash warning signs about the outlook for the economy and labour market. The normalisation of inflation expectations remains painfully slow, however, presenting a risk to our view that the Bank will soon be ready to cut interest rates.

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