Canada's stronger-than-expected November GDP report makes an interest-rate cut
look less likely in the near term, Capital Economics says. Statistics Canada
reported a slight 0.1% advance in November GDP from the previous month,
surpassing market expectations for a flat reading. CapEcon's Stephen Brown
anticipates the December data will show at least a 0.2% monthly gain, which he
said should be enough to convince policy makers their fears of a further
slowdown are unwarranted. That kind of advance in December "will ensure the Bank
keeps policy on hold in the coming months
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