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Understanding the Gap: The Difference Between Perceived and Measured Inflation: Deputy Governor Lawrence Schembri of the Bank of Canada speaks through a video convention with the Canadian Business Economics Association (CABE) (approximately 1:30 p.m. Eastern Time).
These forecasts are for the Governing Council in preparation for financial policy decisions. They are published once a year with a delay of five years.
Our immediate goal is to help Canadians succeed at this difficult time by making credits allowed and leveraged. Because many economic activities are temporarily closed, companies rely on credit to continue paying their workers, and families want the credits to continue to meet their fundamental needs. But they may not become in debt if the monetary crisis curbs credit activity.
The central bank will therefore have to intervene to avoid a sharp contraction in lending when credit is needed to the fullest. If Canadians cannot borrow to weather this economic storm, the effect on the economy will be worse, the recovery will take longer, and Canada’s production capacity will be permanently damaged.
Financial establishments use Canada mortgage bonds (WTO) to finance their mortgages to Canadian homeowners. The functioning of this market was also deteriorating in a context of more widespread turbulence. In response, the Bank of Canada submitted a program to acquire GMOs on the secondary market. This is helping to give monetary establishments the means to renew mortgages during this period and supports the flow of loans in general.
This programme supports the banking acceptance market, financing key for small and medium-sized borrowing enterprises.
This program is an asset acquisition facility that supports a liquid market and for short-term provincial loans.
This program complements the PMMP. The objective of these two systems is to keep provincial investment markets running smoothly in the face of significant investment demands as governments put in place their emergency measures and businesses and families seek to succeed in this difficult period.
This program helps liquidity and the smooth functioning of the corporate debt market. A liquid and effective market for Canadian dollar-denominated corporate bonds allows companies, which lately face the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic, to continue to discharge the longer-term financing needed to help their operations, and ultimately help Canadians. Economy. It also reinforces the effect on financial policy movements on borrowers.
The goal of this facility is to address the severe liquidity pressures and stability of Canada’s monetary system. It provides liquidity to eligible counterparties on a permanent bilateral basis that opposes securities issued or guaranteed through the Government of Canada or a provincial government.
The Bank of Canada Securities Repurchase Program provides a source of transitory government of Canada’s nominal bonds and treasury expenses to number one brokers for liquidity in the securities financing market. The Bank will have a portion of its holdings of those values overnight through daily repurchase transactions.