Market Outlook: Bank of Canada could hold rates through 2026
Christine Tan explains how resilient growth and higher oil prices could shape the Bank of Canada’s interest-rate decisions.
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Christine Tan explains how resilient growth and higher oil prices could shape the Bank of Canada’s interest-rate decisions.
U.S. consumers remain resilient, but weaker hiring and easing inflation could shift the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate path.
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