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Bank of Canada Keeps Key Lending Rate at 2.25 per Cent for Eighth Straight Month

Policymakers cited weak Canadian growth and 2.8% inflation in April as they kept the overnight lending rate unchanged.

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Despite a jump in energy prices and disruptions in the global supply chain, the Bank of Canada is keeping its key lending rate consistent at 2.25 per cent.The Bank Rate is still 2.5 per cent, and the deposit rate is 2.2 per cent. It hasn't changed since last October."Economic activity in Canada has been weak, and uncertainty about U.S. trade policy persists," read a release. "The conflict in the Middle East is ongoing, and oil prices remain elev…
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While GDP contracted in the first quarter, the Canadian Monetary Policy Committee considers inflation at 2.8% to be only temporary, which does not require intervention on rates.

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cknxnewstoday.ca broke the news in Kemptville, Canada on Wednesday, June 10, 2026.
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