Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz has said that the economy has been suffering from the effects of an “oil shock,” so he prescribed a remedy: an unexpected interest rate cut.
To deal with the impact of falling oil prices, Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz lowered Canada’s trend setting rate from one per cent to 0.75 per cent, a move that blindsided the vast majority of experts.
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