Bank of Canada hikes interest rate for the first time in three years - here’s what it means
Judy Trinh reports on the Bank of Canada’s decision to increase its benchmark interest rate in response to inflation and international instability.
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Judy Trinh reports on the Bank of Canada’s decision to increase its benchmark interest rate in response to inflation and international instability.
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The economy panel examines the Bank of Canada’s decision to raise key rates to 2.5 per cent, the fight against inflation and the potential impact on Canadians.
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Bank of Canada governors answer questions after the key interest rate rose a quarter per cent to 2.5 per cent.
Bank of Canada Gov. Tiff Macklem said uncertainty over developments in the Middle East and the Canada-U.S. trade tensions are behind the hike.
The Bank of Canada has hiked its overnight rate by a quarter per cent, the first time for an increase since 2023.
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