Feds get ‘some’ credit for economic success, but cautioned on deficits, including $28.5-billion this year
The Bank of Canada’s first interest-rate hike in seven years is seen as a good indictor of the economy, and the government gets some—but limited—credit.
Economists say the Bank of Canada’s recent interest-rate cut is a sign of Canada’s economy being the strongest it’s been in years, and most say the Trudeau government can take some credit while also saying it should be careful about the deficit spending it has planned for the foreseeable futur...
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