Canadian Economy: Recovery taking hold, based on RBC Economic Outlook Webinar
30 Oct
Provided below is a summary of today’s ‘Economic Outlook 2010′ webinar hosted by Canadian Business featuring RBC Chief Economist, Craig Wright. For more information, visit www.canadianbusiness.com/webinars
Economic Outlook 2010 (Abridged Summary Notes)
OCTOBER 30, 1:30 pm-2:30 pm, EST
To begin, RBC is taking an overall view of “cautious optimism” towards the economy
- This was not a recession made in Canada, so we need improvements globally and in the US (where the recession began). We expect to see fiscal policy and low inflation and low interest rate will help lift us out of this economic recession.
Our growth is dependent mainly on other factors:
- Global financial market stability
- We can see this in key indexes such as the Volatility Index, TED Spread, Borrowing Cost, and Credit Standard that stability is coming back.
- Global growth & global economy improving
- We see an improving tone, Decline of 1.5%. Outlook has stabilized and outlook for next year has improved significantly. Continue to revise higher (3-3.5% growth range). We expect that global growth will be lead by emerging economies.
- Recovery based on the condition that authorities make the right exit-strategy, but of course there’s a risk that errors are made and they pull out too early before a full recovery, creating a possible double dip in the economy.
- Global growth & global economy improving
Looking Ahead – and caveats in our economic recovery
The Canadian Outlook in detail


Andy Buyting has been in the retail industry since he was six years old. Today, he applies his entrepreneurial know-how to Green Village Home & Garden, one of Canada's most successful specialty garden stores. Green Village Home & Garden is currently expanding into multiple locations throughout eastern Canada.
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