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A Bank of Canada rate hike could still land in 2026, say economists after inflation reading

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Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem came across as hawkish in an interview with reporters at an International Monetary Fund meeting and that has economists wondering if policymakers will continue to shrug off above-target inflation.

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