-- 瑞银表示,加拿大央行周三维持利率不变,仍为2.25%,这与市场普遍预期相符。 正如瑞银此前预测,加拿大央行此次的政策指引与3月份的政策会议基本一致:不确定性依然较高,冲击对经济前景的影响尚不明朗,加拿大央行已做好随时应对的准备。 瑞银指出,通胀广度和通胀预期将是判断政策立场潜在转变的关键指标。基于此,瑞银认为加拿大央行将继续维持利率不变,并预计今年利率不会发生变化。 瑞银指出,周三更新的货币政策报告纳入了油价上涨预期。虽然油价上涨并未像瑞银预期的那样大幅推高消费者价格指数(CPI)的预期,但2026年CPI涨幅仍从之前的2.0%上调至2.3%。 经济增长预期基本保持不变。加拿大央行也维持了对中性利率的估计不变,仍为 2.25%-3.25% 的区间,人口增长放缓抵消了潜在增长加快以及美国中性利率预期上升带来的溢出效应。
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