Canada

Dodge on the Monetary Policy Report Update

SPEECH - In his opening statement on the release of the Bank of Canada's Monetary Policy Report Update David Dodge suggested Canadian interest rates would need to rise to return inflation to the 2 per cent target over the medium term.

Dodge on Staying the Course

SPEECH - In the speech 'Staying the Course' David Dodge of the Bank of Canada said the current uncertainties will dissipate, and stronger growth will resume, provided we continue to pursue sound macro, trade, and structural policies. What is important is…

Knight on monetary policy and economic performance

SPEECH - In the speech 'How Monetary Policy Contributes to Improved Economic Performance' Malcolm Knight of the Bank of Canada said from a central bankers perspective Canada's clear, transparent monetary policy, based on the inflation-control target has…

Bank of Canada Financial System Review, Dec 2002

REPORT - The Bank of Canada published its semi-annual Financial System Review on 19 December. The report says that the Canadian financial system has coped well during the recent period of increased financial stress. The weakening economic environment of…

Knight- The Canadian economy North America context

SPEECH - In the speech 'The Canadian Economy in a North American Context' Malcolm Knight of the Bank of Canada discusses the current economic situation in Canada, how that relates to U.S. economic developments, and the overall implications for Canadian…

Bank of Canada leaves interest rates steady

Canada has bucked the global trend recently with interest rate hikes. The decision on Tuesday that the Bank will leave rates at the current 2.75 per cent comes after recent comments by David Dodge that an ease in economic growth over the next three…

Jenkins on dealing with economic shocks

SPEECH - In the speech 'How the Bank of Canada Helps Canadians Deal with Economic Shocks' Paul Jenkins reviews the ways in which the Bank of Canada protects the domestic value of the Canadian currency through the conduct of monetary policy. He then…

Dodge on promoting Canada's economic welfare

SPEECH - In the speech 'Promoting Canada's Economic and Financial Welfare' David Dodge of the Bank of Canada said Canada's inflation target, which aims to keep the rate at the mid point of a 1-3 per cent range, has firmly anchored expectations at the 2…

Redefine the Bank of Canada

ARTICLE - An extract from former governor of the Bank of Canada John Crow's new book 'Making Money' has Crow on monetary policy. He says it's time for the federal government to clarify responsibility.

Bank of Canada Review, Autumn 2002

REPORT - The Bank of Canada published its Review for Autumn 2002 on 12 November. The review contains articles titled, Is Canada Dollarized?, CLS Bank: Managing Foreign Exchange Settlement Risk and Purchasing-Power Parity: Definition, Measurement, and…

Bank of Canada Working Paper

RESEARCH - Bank of Canada Working Paper by David Andolfatto, Scott Hendry, and Kevin Moran, October 2002. Various measures indicate that inflation expectations evolve sluggishly relative to actual inflation. In addition, they often fail conventional…

Kennedy on Financial Markets and Monetary Policy

SPEECH - In the speech 'The Interaction of Financial Markets and Monetary Policy' made on 4 November, Sheryl Kennedy of the Bank of Canada said like a number of other central banks, we have a "blackout" period in the week before our announcements. No…

Bank of Canada won't tip its hand

CANADA - A deputy governor of the Bank of Canada answered its critics on Monday, telling a blue-chip crowd that it's not the central bank's job to fine-tune the markets' expectations about future interest rate moves.

Kennedy on the Bank of Canada in financial markets

SPEECH - In the speech 'The Bank of Canada's interest in financial markets' made on 28 October, Sheryl Kennedy said the Canadian economy has outperformed the other G7 countries over the past year but the economy is now operating fairly close to full…

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