The Bank of Canada, led by Governor Tiff Macklem, has maintained its key overnight lending rate at 5% due to persistent inflation concerns. The central bank is cautious about providing specific forecasts on rate changes, avoiding the risk of premature policy reversal. Economists predict potential rate cuts starting in the summer, but the Bank is hesitant to commit to a timeline, learning from past experiences of unexpected inflation surges. This approach reflects a balance between clear communication and the unpredictability of economic conditions.
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