Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at bank of canada.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word Bank of Canada.
Examples
-
He was referring to the Bank of Canada's Survey of Business Conditions, released Monday, that showed 53 per cent of companies are worrying about input costs rising over the next year, while 54 per cent expect the prices of their products to climb at the same pace or less compared to the past year.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Michael Babad 2011
-
The Bank of Canada, which is counting on trade to help drive growth, has forecast a 2% second-quarter advance.
Canada's Trade Deficit Sparks Export Worries Paul Vieira 2011
-
The Bank of Canada, which is counting on trade to help drive growth, has forecast a 2% second-quarter advance.
Canada's Trade Deficit Sparks Export Worries Paul Vieira 2011
-
Investors will parse closely a statement by the Bank of Canada, which isn't expected to change key interest rates at its Tuesday meeting but which could drop hints of future tightening of monetary policy.
-
Bloomberg News/Landov Analysts said the Canadian currency faces some risks from the Bank of Canada, which is expected to again speak out about undue Canadian dollar strength.
-
The Bank of Canada was the first among Group of Seven central banks to raise interest rates since July 2008, lifting its target overnight rate to 1 percent from 0.25 percent in three successive moves starting June 1.
-
The Bank of Canada was the first among Group of Seven central banks to raise interest rates since July 2008, lifting its target overnight rate to 1 percent from 0.25
-
The Bank of Canada was the first among Group of Seven central banks to raise interest rates since July 2008, lifting its target overnight rate to 1 percent from 0.25
-
The Bank of Canada was the first among Group of Seven central banks to raise interest rates since July 2008, lifting its target overnight rate to 1 percent from 0.25
-
Comfortable for the Bank of Canada, that is, but maybe small comfort to consumers paying higher prices at the gas pump and the grocery store.
The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Michael Babad 2011
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.