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Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem takes part in a news conference at the Bank of Canada in Ottawa on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
OTTAWA – Federal officials’ apparent lack of concern about the impact central bank actions have on managing government debt, shown in internal documents, is about to face a test as the Bank of Canada is poised to slow the pace of its bond-buying program.
The briefing note from late last year appears to gloss over the bond-buying program despite the extraordinary effect it was having on debt yields.
The central bank has encouraged interest rates at historic lows since the pandemic began by keeping its key rate at near-zero and purchasing federal bonds at an unprecedented pace as part of its first foray into the world of quantitative easing, or QE for short.
As Bank of Canada readies rate call, documents suggest feds will watch closely
by The Canadian Press
Last Updated Jul 13, 2021 at 3:24 pm EDT
OTTAWA Federal officials’ apparent lack of concern about the impact central bank actions have on managing government debt, shown in internal documents, is about to face a test as the Bank of Canada is poised to slow the pace of its bond-buying program.
The briefing note from late last year appears to gloss over the bond-buying program despite the extraordinary effect it was having on debt yields.
The central bank has encouraged interest rates at historic lows since the pandemic began by keeping its key rate at near-zero and purchasing federal bonds at an unprecedented pace.