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Monetary policy influences housing market trends and tariffs affect Canadian manufacturing sectors.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 16

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Statistics Canada Bank of Canada Donald Trump

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Sep 14Canadian inflation is being driven by tariffs and crude oil prices, prompting monetary policy reactions from the Bank of Canada.Sub-event
Jun 16Canadian economic bodies discuss the impact of monetary policy and tariffs.1 source
- morningstar.com

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Jun 16morningstar.com