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August 10th 1998 - Archive - The Ottawa Citizen
Let’s defend the dollar with lower interest rates
Once again, the Canadian dollar is hitting new lows against the US dollar. And once again, the currency’s slide is prompting calls for the Bank of Canada to defend it with higher interest rates. If this advice appears a bit…
August 7th 1998 - Monetary Policy - CD Howe Institute
Let’s Defend the Dollar — With Lower Interest Rates!
Once again, the Canadian dollar is hitting new lows against the US dollar. And once again, the currency’s slide is prompting calls for the Bank of Canada to defend it with higher interest rates.
August 1st 1998 - Monetary Policy - CD Howe Institute
Buried by a Falling Dollar: The Bank of Canada’s Misguided Interest Rate Hike Promises Recession
Until this morning, the Bank of Canada appeared to be succeeding in the hard but necessary job of limiting the impact of the weak Canadian dollar on monetary policy, focusing instead on the outlook for growth and inflation in the…
March 3rd 1998 - Archive - The Ottawa Citizen
Sliding away from debt reduction
The recent federal budget has properly been hailed as a landmark. It ends 30 years of profligate spending, irresponsible deficits, and rising interest costs. This is an achievement worth celebrating. We should not, however, let the celebrations of the present…
February 1st 1998 - Economics - CD Howe Institute
THE 1998 BUDGET: FALLING BEHIND ON DEBT REDUCTION
The February 24, 1998, federal budget has properly been hailed as a landmark. It ends 30 years of profligate spending, irresponsible deficits, and rising interest costs. This is an achievement worth celebrating. We should not, however, let the celebrations of…