According to Jinshi, it is not the Bank of Canada's usual style to hint that it may not cut interest rates in June, so the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce will insist that it will make its first rate cut in June, despite the lack of new dovish remarks in the latest policy statement. Avery Shenfeld, an economist at the bank, said that when interest rates remain unchanged, many Canadians hope that borrowing costs will fall, and more evidence of progress in inflation or downside risks to economic growth will only raise questions about the choice of keeping the policy rate at 5%. Therefore, we should be cautious and not draw too many conclusions about future rate cuts because there are no clear measures.