Projections aimed at helping the public better understand the Fed’s monetary policy decisions
Weaker conditions abroad will weaken Canada’s domestic output
The European sovereign-debt crisis and the downside risk for economic growth have contributed to keeping interest rates at low levels
Bank of Canada will keep interest rates low
Low interest rates and higher market volatility mean future returns may differ greatly from today’s pricing assumptions
It’s up to central banks to ensure there is sufficient credit available for businesses and households to continue to invest and spend
Earnings will face pressure
Agents and insurers must disclosure how low rates are impacting the products clients buy
An extended period of negative real interest rates is a heavy punishment for savers
Central bank cuts growth outlook