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Bank of Canada Deputy Sees ‘Dilemma’ on Trade War, Energy Shock

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 29 September 2026, 20:09 UTC By Erik Hertzberg and Christine Dobby 1 min read
Key Points

A senior Bank of Canada official said the central bank’s rate-setting body is in a “dilemma” and having spirited discussions about how to balance the impact of the trade war against the inflation effects of high energy prices.

A senior Bank of Canada official said the central bank’s rate-setting body is in a “dilemma” and having spirited discussions about how to balance the impact of the trade war against the inflation effects of high energy prices.
Bank of Canada (ORG) Sees ‘Dilemma’ on Trade War (PERSON)
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