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GDP (Q4 2012)

Canada's economic slowdown over the second half of last year and uncertain prospects ahead put additional pressure on the Bank of Canada to completely abandon its tightening bias next week. Given the increasing likelihood of below potential growth of 1% this year, we think interest rate cuts are more likely than increases.

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