Expect BoC rate cut on July 24th: economist

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Published 2024-07-16
Robert Kavcic, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss Canada's CPI data.

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All Comments (19)
  • @ejayguo2785
    3:32 Econmist: we see clear disinflation pressure and it is on a good side. Me watching a Big Mac Combo just costed me $12 + $1.5 for tax. I don't see any disinflation happening and I don't believe this Big Mac would be cheaper in the next 10 years. These economists are delusional and high. 😂
  • @mikewest5529
    So can we use the basket of goods that we used for 50 years? Still chicken and no steak?? Go away. Clown show!!
  • @mikewest5529
    And I feel like this guy is protecting his boss. Like a 1/2 would tell us the economy is failing!! We know it is. Jokes!!
  • @babba9960
    put rent into cpi with 40% weightage , then count cpi..
  • Umm...last year inflation was 6% this time, still over 10% over the last 2 years.
  • @gmarks1559
    2.7% is still 0.7-1.7% OVER target, so BOC just going to move the goal posts again?
  • @babba9960
    just say to citizens buy house or go to hell
  • @georgehiotis
    Watch the Canadian dollar tank like a rock in the great lakes.
  • @iitsEfnisien
    they've expecting a rate cut since the beginning of this year
  • Economist wrong as usual I called this a long time ago Not because of inflation its because of unemployment
  • @VancouverVince
    Canada just needs affordable rent which would be $600/ month for fixed-income people. No province is considering this when doing formula calculation for affordable housing. PP is right NIMBY is the root cause of unaffordable housing.
  • @tidy
    A quarter of a point? Big deal! That will not help any Canadians!