Bank of Canada warns of rate hike risk, citing elevated gas prices and 'too high' inflation; Governor Macklem struck hawkish tone
The Bank of Canada's governing council warned that it may need to hike interest rates, saying the longer gasoline prices remain elevated, the more likely that would pass through to other goods and services. Policymakers held the policy rate at 2.25% for a seventh consecutive time when they met earlier this month, but Governor Tiff Macklem struck a hawkish tone, saying inflation was too high, and that upside risks had increased.
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