Surprise September job gains dampen odds for Bank of Canada rate cut
- The Canadian labour market experienced an unexpected hiring surge in September, altering predictions for the Bank of Canada's upcoming rate decisions.
- RBC Assistant Chief Economist Nathan Janzen noted signs of "stabilization" but warned against overreacting to one month's data.
- The Bank of Canada's upcoming inflation report on October 21 will determine if they implement consecutive rate cuts, according to Janzen.
- Strong job figures could lead the Bank of Canada to pause further rate cuts at their October meeting.
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Surprise September job gains dampen odds for Bank of Canada rate cut
OTTAWA — The Canadian labour market showed an unexpected hiring surge in September, but economists are mixed on whether the strength is enough to deter the Bank of Canada from cutting its policy rate again later this month.
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