Bank of Canada policy statement suggesting interest rates will soon be holding stability

 Raise interest rates on the first time this year, a dealer is expected in March, the other three traders have forecast in April, respectively, and in May. Last week's survey shows that the first half of the eight traders will raise interest rates.

the Bank of Canada policy statement on Tuesday, clearly expressed the appreciation of the Canadian dollar against worries about the potential impact that the Canadian dollar and the continued strength of the cumulative effects of relatively weak productivity performance is inhibiting the recovery of net exports, and help Canada to push the current account deficit widened to its highest level in 20 years.

the Bank of Canada policy statement on Tuesday reiterated the need to interest rate decision. This statement led many market participants may dispel the central bank policy meeting on March 1 on rate hike expectations.

Royal Bank of Canada assistant chief economist Paul Ferley said: respondents said that risk is biased central bank rate hike before year-end as expected, but there was not enough evidence to make it change the estimate. Canadian interest rates later this year when the survey forecast no change from last week, is still between 1.50-2.5%, and the value of 2%.

Bank of Canada (Bank of Canada) on Tuesday (18) for the third consecutive time to maintain the benchmark overnight call rate unchanged at 1.00%, the recent monetary policy statement that the central bank has no intention to raise interest rates. The central bank also hinted on the Canadian dollar strengthened and the current account deficit widening concerns about the association between. Analysts say the Canadian dollar's yield attraction may thus weakened, the recent gains will be curbed.

TD Economics said, it appears that the Bank of Canada statement on Tuesday to try to avoid using strong language, so as not to arouse a new round of the Canadian dollar soared. May still expect the Bank of Canada will have to wait until July to raise interest rates, that is, the end of the Fed in June after the second round of quantitative easing measures.

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Abstract: The Bank of Canada on Tuesday for the third time in monetary policy meeting on benchmark interest rates unchanged at 1.00%, the recent monetary policy statement that the central bank has no intention to raise interest rates. More than half of Canada's primary dealers still expect the central bank will raise interest rates during the first half.

BMO Capital Markets deputy chief economist Doug Porter said there was little doubt that the central bank seemed in no hurry to raise interest rates. The statement from the point of view, he may raise rates in March skeptical. Some analysts even expect the central bank to raise interest rates early next until the end of the second quarter. BMO's Porter said the central bank seems to focus emphasizes the downside risks facing the economy, and frankly, economic growth is expected to increase is too modest.

survey last week, the three traders in March expected to raise interest rates, respectively, two and three other traders expected in April and May rate hike, the second half of the remaining four that will raise interest rates.

did the Bank of Canada raised its 2011 and 2012 economic growth forecast, but the mild increase its 2011 economic growth in Canada is expected to increase from 2.3% to 2.4% economic growth in 2012 expected to increase from 2.6% to 2.8%.

renowned international financial media, according to a survey released on Tuesday, insisted the Canadian primary dealers expected a rate hike this year, although the first time to raise interest rates is uncertain. Canada's 12 primary dealers in seven said that the Bank of Canada will raise interest rates in the first half restart.