Bank of Canada Holds Rates, Says Hard to Predict Future Moves
The Bank of Canada kept its rate at 2.25%, citing U.S. trade policy risks and rising protectionism that could slow Canadian growth, Governor Macklem said.
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Bank keeps key interest rate steady amid ‘heightened’ risk, uncertainty
The Bank of Canada announced that interest rates will remain at 2.25 per cent
Interest rate cut? No. Interest rate hike? Also no, RBC says
The Bank of Canada held its overnight policy rate at 2.25% at its first meeting of 2026, a widely expected decision that marked a second consecutive hold following December and reinforced the central bank’s view that the current stance remains appropriate near the bottom of the neutral range. In a note following the decision on […] Source
Making sense of the Bank of Canada interest rate decision on January 28, 2026
The first central bank announcement of the year is upon us—and the Bank of Canada kicked it off with a rate hold, keeping the benchmark cost of borrowing in Canada at 2.25%, where it has remained since last October. This rate is used by lenders when setting their prime rates and, by extension, floating-rate borrowing products such as variable-rate mortgages, HELOCs, and some types of personal loans. That the rate would remain unchanged doesn’t c…
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