0841 ET - The Bank of Canada's rate-policy decision and statement Wednesday might have a dovish tone due to crossborder trade tensions, says TD Securities economist Robert Both. "The BOC has been vocal about trade tensions and tariffs as a downside risk to its outlook," Both tells WSJ. New US tariffs of 50% on certain Canadian goods, and the threat of higher auto duties, are likely to add to uncertainty, Both says. Both adds the BOC could still be in a position to raise rates in 1Q should trade tensions cool.