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Bank of Canada record shows differing views on how quickly energy costs would spread
Published by BriefDash · · Toronto
The Bank of Canada’s November 10 deliberations record describes differing views on how quickly higher energy costs would reach other consumer prices. Members nevertheless agreed that persistent, broader inflation had become a greater risk. The document covers discussions before the October 28 increase to 2.5%, including an option to hold at 2.25% and uncertainty about further increases.
Why it matters
The newly released record explains the debate behind the October decision and the risks policymakers were weighing.
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