A further dovish shift from the Bank?

During a speech this week, Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz refused to commit to the possibility of further rate hikes and suggested that the neutral range was not a good target for investors to have in mind when it comes to the future direction of monetary policy. That seems to reflect a further dovish shift from the central bank.

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