-- 罗森伯格研究公司表示,加拿大央行周三发布的新闻稿完全没有鹰派倾向。 罗森伯格指出,政策利率连续第三次维持在2.25%不变并不令人意外,但声明措辞谨慎,语气非常克制。 罗森伯格表示,重要的是,声明中没有任何内容证实市场此前关于加拿大将三次加息的观点。充其量,这只是一个延长的“观望”策略。 尽管短期通胀预期随着能源价格冲击而上升,但加拿大央行指出,“长期通胀预期保持稳定”。罗森伯格强调,对于任何央行的决策而言,后者更为重要。 声明明确表示,加拿大央行已准备好并愿意“忽略战争对通胀的直接影响”,同时补充说,如果出现任何可持续的通胀传导迹象,央行随时准备做出应对。 加拿大央行补充道,迄今为止,“几乎没有证据表明油价上涨已对经济产生更广泛的影响”。预计通胀率将在4月份达到3.0%的峰值,并在2027年初降至2.0%的目标水平。 罗森伯格补充说,与市场预期相比,“实际上,这在边缘上可以算作鸽派”。
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