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‘Hawkish’ Bank of Canada has some economists pulling forward calls for rate hikes

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The Bank of Canada held its benchmark lending rate at 2.25 per cent on Wednesday, but economists are split on the outlook for this year and 2027 due to the threat of inflation spreading and the effect of tariffs on growth.

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