CAD Gov Council Member Macklem Speaks
BOC Governing Council members are responsible for setting the nation's key interest rates and their public engagements are often used to drop subtle clues regarding future monetary policy;
Governing Council member Jul 2010 - Apr 2014;
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Expected Impact / Date | Description |
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Mar 5, 2014 | Due to deliver opening remarks at the 2013-2014 Grano Speaker Series, in Toronto; |
Feb 7, 2014 | Due to speak at Concordia University, in Montreal; |
Nov 18, 2013 | Due to participate in a panel discussion about risk management and financial reform at the Autorité des marchés financiers, in Montreal; |
Oct 11, 2013 | Due to participate in a panel discussion at the "Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade, and Development Canada," in Washington DC; |
Oct 1, 2013 | Due to deliver a speech titled "Global Growth and the prospects for Canada's Exports" at the Economic Club, in Toronto; |
Jan 10, 2013 | Due to deliver a speech titled "Regearing our Economic Growth" at Queen's University, in Kingston; |
Oct 4, 2012 | Due to speak at the Manitoba Chamber of Commerce, in Winnipeg; |
Mar 12, 2012 | Due to speak at the Brazil-Canada Chamber of Commerce, in Sao Paulo; |
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- CAD Gov Council Member Macklem Speaks News
- From bankofcanada.ca|Feb 7, 2014
Good afternoon. I want to particularly thank Professor Switzer for inviting me to speak here at the John Molson School of Business. I grew up in Montréal and this occasion is a sort of a closing of a circle for me. My first speech as Senior Deputy Governor was here in Montréal and this will be my last. In a few months, I will be joining another outstanding business school - the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management. So speaking to business students here in Montréal is a nice bridge from my past to my future. I want to use this ...
- From bankofcanada.ca|Nov 18, 2013
Good morning and thank you for the invitation. It is a pleasure to be here in Montréal, where I was born and raised. Sound risk management in Canada by both the private and the public sectors played a definitive role in steering us through the financial crisis. As you well know, none of our banks failed and none had to be rescued. And importantly, our financial system continued to function. So when the Bank of Canada injected exceptional liquidity and monetary stimulus, and the federal and provincial governments undertook ...
- From talking-forex.com|Oct 1, 2013|1 comment
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- From bankofcanada.ca|Jan 10, 2013
It is a pleasure to be here at Queen’s. I discovered my passion for economics and its potential to inform public policy as a Queen’s student. I also developed a passion for a smart and attractive Queen’s Commerce student when I was here and we have been married now for more than 25 years. Our oldest son is currently a fourth-year Queen’s student - soon to be a graduate, I trust. And before all of us, my father went to Queen’s. So Queen’s has long played a big role in our family and I always like coming back. It is a particular honour ...
- From bankofcanada.ca|Oct 4, 2012
Good morning and thank you for the invitation to speak here today. I am pleased to be in Winnipeg, a city that is boldly preparing for the job market of the future. From programs that help new immigrants, to connecting job opportunities with older workers, Winnipeg and Manitoba are providing innovative solutions to the challenge of matching workers with jobs and jobs with workers. My remarks today will also focus on jobs. The mandate of the Bank of Canada is to mitigate “fluctuations in the general level of production, trade, prices ...
- From forexlive.com|Oct 4, 2012|4 comments
Reiterates hawkish bias Canada may reduce monetary stimulus assuming economy keeps growing Biggest labor market challenge in next 5 years will be finding enough workers, not jobs Persistent CAD strength is a reason businesses should invest in machinery USD/CAD edges to the downside but the market is skeptical that the BOC is serious about rate cuts while others are easing.
- From bankofcanada.ca|Feb 7, 2012
It is a pleasure to be here this morning. I want to thank the Rotman Institute for International Business, and particularly its co-directors, Wendy Dobson and Ig Horstmann, for inviting me. Like many of us, I have benefited tremendously from Wendy’s insight, her ruthless truth telling and her sage advice on international issues. Ig Horstmann was one of my professors in graduate school. And I owe him a debt of gratitude for turning an enthusiastic student of macroeconomics on to the importance and utility of microeconomics—training ...
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