Bank of Canada Governor Predicts Modest Growth After Two Quarters of Contraction

According to Jin10 on June 23, Bank of Canada Governor Macklem predicted that Canadian economy will return to growth after two consecutive quarters of contraction, though the expansion will be modest. Macklem noted that the Canadian economy remains weak, citing U.S. trade policy uncertainty and high tariffs on steel, aluminum, automobiles, and forestry products as headwinds for economic activity. He highlighted that business investment has declined for five consecutive quarters.
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