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Bank of Canada rate hike case weaker than Fed's, CIBC argues - Mortgage Professional America

·Oct 6, 2026
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CIBC economists say Canada's inflation is mostly a fuel story, unlike the broader US problem

The Federal Reserve's quarter-point rate increase in September has strengthened bets that the Bank of Canada will deliver a rate hike of its own on October 28.

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