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Canadian inflation holds steady, likely keeping BoC hikes on ice
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· September 14, 2026
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Key points The steady inflation rate could affect the Bank of Canada's approach to interest rate hikes. This development may impact future decisions by the Bank of Canada.
Canadian inflation has remained steady. This development may impact future decisions by the Bank of Canada.
The steady inflation rate could affect the Bank of Canada's approach to interest rate hikes. Further information on this topic is available from mpamag.com.
Details on the implications of steady Canadian inflation can be found through the same source, providing more insight into potential future actions by the Bank of Canada.
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