As Canada faces rising inflation, economists urge caution in raising interest rates, with MPs saying federal government should share blame
Accelerated money printing by central banks, labour shortages, and a change in Canadians' spending habits have all contributed to the highest inflation rate since 2003, which the Bank of Canada says is 'temporary.'
As Canada's inflation rate continues to rise and supply-chain problems add up, economists say the Bank of Canada should continue carefully monitoring the situation and not be too quick to raise interest rates in response, while two MPs say the Liberal government should be held accountable for the ec...
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