The economy is bruised, not broken
中文标题
经济受创但未破碎
Core conclusion · Tlines extraction
RBC Economics forecasts a modest recovery for Canada and the U.S. through 2027, with subdued growth and gradually easing inflation.
- Institution
- RBC Economics
- Published
- 06/15/2026
- Research topic
- Not explicitly stated
- Time horizon
- Not explicitly stated
Key arguments
- Canada's GDP growth is expected to rebound from a contraction in 2025 to modest growth in 2026 and 2027.
- U.S. GDP growth is projected to remain stable around 1.8% through 2027.
- Inflation is expected to moderate in both countries, with Canada's CPI easing to 2.1% by 2027.
Key numbers
- Canada GDP growth 2026F
- 1.9% (annual)
- Canada GDP growth 2027F
- 1.5% (annual)
- US GDP growth 2027F
- 1.9% (annual)
- Canada CPI 2027F
- 2.2% (y/y)
- US CPI 2027F
- 1.9% (y/y)
Main risks
- Trade tensions could further dampen growth.
- Inflation may persist longer than expected.
- Policy rate adjustments could be less supportive if inflation remains elevated.
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