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Study: Joint stimulus fueled inflation, hurt inclusion
Macroeconomic policy after a crisis faces a dilemma: prolonged stimulus can foster inclusive labor market recovery but risks igniting inflation.
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Endogenous uncertainty can turn supply shocks deflationary, amplifying output decline
A Bank of Canada working paper finds that endogenous uncertainty can turn negative supply shocks deflationary, amplifying output decline.
Rates held steady at 2.25 percent amid global uncertainty
The Bank of Canada's Governing Council held its policy interest rate unchanged at 2.25 percent at its March 18, 2026 meeting.
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Rogers outlines Bank of Canada's stability role amid economic shifts
Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers discussed the economy's structural changes and the central bank's role as an anchor of stability.
Rogers: BoC framework an anchor amid structural economic shifts
Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers delivered remarks on March 26, 2026, discussing major economic forces, central bank independence, and affordability.
Canadian economy adjusts to tariffs, modest growth expected
Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers stated that the Canadian economy continues to adjust to US tariffs and the new global trade landscape.
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Two Deputy Governors to depart Bank of Canada Governing Council
Deputy Governors Rhys Mendes and Sharon Kozicki will depart the Bank of Canada's Governing Council on April 10 and July 15, respectively.
Public payment platforms: Optimal pricing and welfare impacts
A Bank of Canada working paper examines competition between public and private payment platforms in a two-sided market.
Semi-structural model enhances professional inflation forecasts by 50 percent
A Bank of Canada staff working paper introduces a semi-structural model that significantly improves professional inflation forecasts.
Bank of Canada reaffirms 2% inflation target, eyes supply shocks
Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Karen Kosin Kosiki discussed the central bank's inflation targeting framework and the growing importance of supply-side developments.
Efficient estimators enhance stochastic volatility models with heavy tails
A Bank of Canada staff working paper introduces simple and efficient estimators for stochastic volatility models with heavy-tailed error distributions.
Quantitative easing linked to increased security lending facility use
A Bank of Canada working paper finds a close link between quantitative easing expansion and higher usage of securities lending facilities, based on detailed Swedish data.