Bank of Canada Says It Can Tolerate Near-Term Oil Price Impact, But May Raise Rates If Inflation Persists

The Bank of Canada stated in its latest policy meeting minutes that members believe they can disregard the initial inflation shock from rising oil prices. However, if oil prices remain elevated for an extended period and continue to drive inflation higher, the central bank indicated that interest rate increases may become necessary.

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