-- 加拿大總理馬克·卡尼領導的加拿大聯邦政府將於週一上午9點15分(美國東部時間)在渥太華舉行新聞發布會,宣佈設立一項新的主權財富基金。隨後,財政部長弗朗索瓦-菲利普·尚帕涅將於上午10點(美國東部時間)在蒙特婁舉行記者會。加拿大豐業銀行在周一早晨發布的報告中指出,財政部長弗朗索瓦-菲利普·尚帕涅將緊隨其後,於上午10點(美國東部時間)在蒙特利爾舉行新聞發布會。 豐業銀行指出,這些關於該基金的公告將在聯邦政府週二發布春季經濟報告之前發布,並進一步在卡尼政府計劃於9月召開的投資會議之前發布。該會議旨在吸引全球投資進入加拿大。 豐業銀行表示,對於這項新基金,「魔鬼藏在細節裡」。 豐業銀行的一個直接觀察是,通常情況下,擁有主權財富基金的國家都是淨儲蓄國。但加拿大並非如此。
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