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Published by Sherry Cooper

December 7, 2022

Wage-price spiral is the real risk as inflation remains high: Economist.

Sherry Cooper, chief economist with Dominion Lending Centres, joins BNN Bloomberg for reaction to the Bank of Canada’s 50bps hike. She says the central bank will need to see the labour market cool and that it will likely not pivot to rate cuts until 2024.

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Please Note: The source of this article is from SherryCooper.com/category/articles/

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