Governor Stephen Poloz didn’t provide any clear hints about the direction of policy in his speech this week, but the news that the updated NAFTA will be signed into law in the first half of 2020, as well as other developments that have reduced global trade policy uncertainty, support our view that the Bank of Canada is likely to keep policy rates on hold in 2020.
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