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The Bank of Canada boosted its key lending rate to 3.25 per cent from 3 per cent, its third consecutive hike, to curb inflation as the economy grows. The central bank also indicated that more rate increases will be needed to rein in inflation
In a statement accompanying its decision, the bank said that “some further reduction in monetary stimulus will be required to maintain a balance between aggregate supply and demand over the next four to six quarters and keep inflation on target .”
Canada's jobless rate tumbled last month to its lowest level since at least 1976, and wages climbed at their fastest pace in more than four years, bolstering concerns that the Canadian economy may be growing briskly enough to accelerate inflation.
In a statement accompanying its decision, the bank said that “some further reduction in monetary stimulus will be required to maintain a balance between aggregate supply and demand over the next four to six quarters and keep inflation on target .”
Canada's jobless rate tumbled last month to its lowest level since at least 1976, and wages climbed at their fastest pace in more than four years, bolstering concerns that the Canadian economy may be growing briskly enough to accelerate inflation.