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Ongoing trade tensions, Iran war top concerns for Bank of Canada despite economic growth, deliberations show

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Monetary policy makers at the Bank of Canada were confident that the economy was on stronger footing ahead of the latest round of tariffs but concerned about whether that momentum could be sustained amid heightened inflation risks and trade war uncertainty, as they debated where to take the policy interest rate earlier this month.

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