Monthly increase means central bank could pause at July meeting
Making Canada a better place to invest is critical, BoC governor said
While there was concern progress could stall, consensus was inflation would continue downward momentum
The central bank is working to rebuild trust with the public and be transparent in how it works
Bets are now leaning toward a first cut in September in the U.S.
Governor says if inflation continues to ease, it is reasonable to expect further cuts
Markets expect the central bank to cut its key lending rate by one-quarter of a percentage point on Wednesday
Investment levels in Canada’s private sector dampened by higher government spending, volatility in U.S. trade relations: Poloz
A National Bank economist explains why the answer is unclear
The slowdown from 2.9% in March was led by food prices, services and durable goods