“Canada’s surprising growth forces forecasters to change economic outlooks”
The Toronto Star By Andy Blatchford, The Canadian Press
“Several analysts are now predicting the Bank of Canada to hike its trend setting rate Wednesday, instead of later this fall as most had expected.”
The change on the outlook now has people questioning Justin Trudeau’s government’s multimillion dollar plan “to boost infrastructure spending for the next coming years risks overheating the already-sizzling economy”. The growth numbers were at a pace of 4.5%. The growth rate jolted 3.7% growth over the first three months of the 2017 year because of consumer spending.
The growth in rate is measured by the gross domestic product. The economy had seen the average annual
The Toronto Star By Andy Blatchford, The Canadian Press
“Several analysts are now predicting the Bank of Canada to hike its trend setting rate Wednesday, instead of later this fall as most had expected.”
The change on the outlook now has people questioning Justin Trudeau’s government’s multimillion dollar plan “to boost infrastructure spending for the next coming years risks overheating the already-sizzling economy”. The growth numbers were at a pace of 4.5%. The growth rate jolted 3.7% growth over the first three months of the 2017 year because of consumer spending.
The growth in rate is measured by the gross domestic product. The economy had seen the average annual