Markets and economists react: Odds of a June BoC rate cut strengthen after inflation data
More progress made on consumer prices but timing of cuts still seen as toss up
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More progress made on consumer prices but timing of cuts still seen as toss up
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Wednesday's USD/CAD price analysis painted a bullish picture, influenced by data on Tuesday revealing a decrease in Canada’s inflation.
Canadian dollar seen sinking toward 71 cents amid a looming recession and geopolitical turmoil. Read more