This quarterly executive summary provides highlights of the Canadian Outlook that presents the short-term national outlook.
Document Highlights
- After expanding by a sluggish 1.7 per cent this year, the Canadian economy will see 3 per cent growth in 2004.
- Thanks to lower energy prices and economic weakness, price inflation has subsided and is forecast to remain tame over the near term.
- Short-term interest rates will remain subdued through 2004.
- Next year’s export revival will be restrained by the recent sharp increase in the dollar.
- A steady drop in the Canada-U.S. short-term interest rate spread will cause the Canadian dollar to lose steam through the end of next year.

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