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Bank will probably stick to implicit yield curve control

The key change to the Bank of Canada’s policy statement today was its commitment to “keep interest rates low across the yield curve”. This is in line with our view that, even as the economy rebounds strongly next year, the Bank will prevent the 10-year government bond yield from rising above 1.0%.

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