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Mark Carney Governor of the BOC said, Canadian economy have improved...

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Mark Carney Governor of Bank of Canada said during his opening statement: Recent indicators point to the start of a global recovery. Economic and financial developments have been somewhat more favourable than the Bank had expected in July, although significant fragilities remain. In Canada, as expected, a recovery in economic activity is also under way, following three consecutive quarters of sharp contraction. This resumption of growth is supported by monetary and fiscal stimulus, increased household wealth, improving financial conditions, higher commodity prices, and stronger business and consumer confidence.

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Bank of Canada meeting, No change in interest rate...

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The Bank of Canada has kept interest rates at their current low level since April 2009, and has made a conditional commitment to keep rates low until QII 2010. At the last meeting in August, the Board flagged that their economic forecasts would be lifted at the October issue of the Monetary Policy Review.
   

Governor Mark Carney Said, BOC will continue to Review, Reflect, & Report...

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Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney Said, Recent events were a watershed. A powerful and sustained restructuring of the global economy has begun. Canada is entering this period with many strengths, but the efforts required of us will be historic.

Our businesses will need to develop new markets as the traditional advantage of relatively open access to U.S. markets becomes less valuable. The Bank of Canada will continue to review, reflect, and report on the broader global forces I have outlined today. As I have reaffirmed, our principal contribution will be to consistently achieve our inflation target, so Canadians can plan and invest with confidence.

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Bank of Canada left Interest Rates Unchanged...

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The Bank of Canada left rates unchanged at 0.25% as expected and repeated that it expected to remain at this low level through June of 2010. The Bank of Canada said inflation risks were to the downside and that the economy may grow more than forecasts in the second half of 2009.

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Bank of Canada Surprised Markets...

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The Bank of Canada surprised markets with its Monetary Policy Report when it announced it did not plan to implement quantitative easing at this time. Bank of Canada Gov Carney stressed that the current policy stance, with the o/n target rate at its effective lower band and remaining there at least until Q2 2010, were appropriate for achieving growth and inflation targets.

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