How will 2013 differ from 2012?

Our bearish call a year ago for moderate to weak GDP growth, subdued inflation and prolonged low interest rates is looking prescient now that the slumping housing market threatens to upset Canada's outperformance. We expect a subdued performance in 2013, with annual GDP growth of just over 1%.

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