interest rates
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Exiting recession is risky business as stimulus distorts economic picture
There is a danger central banks won’t be able to manage the exit properly, leading to losses in their balance books, loss of confidence and high inflation.
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BoC keeps policy interest rate at one per cent, says growth to pick up in 2013
Canada recorded modest 1.8 per cent growth rate in both the first and second quarter of this year
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Canada’s economy disappoints in May, sinks Q3 expectations
Economists had expected a more robust showing of 0.2 per cent, and some even 0.3 per cent
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Infrastructure spending, not rate trimming key if economy slows: report
CIBC World Markets report claims nation can’t depend on monetary policy should economy falter
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Canadian manufacturing set to grow in 2012
Growth in Canadian motor vehicles, parts and machinery manufacturing offset dips in food and beverage, telecom and computer equipment.
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Interest rates on hold at one per cent
But, Central Bank may not keep rates on hold through 2013 as assumed.
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India’s central bank keeps rates steady
The Reserve Bank of India is causing a stir by keeping interest rates the same as it struggles to foster growth amid high inflation
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Bank of Canada maintains interest rate
Signals worry about Canadian dollar, exports
