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MNI BRIEF: BOC Releasing Pandemic Actions Review Jan 17

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MNI (OTTAWA) - Canada's central bank will publish a review of actions taken during the pandemic including its first-ever use of QE to boost the economy, a sensitive report after the Conservative Party leader ahead in polls for an election due this year says he will fire Governor Tiff Macklem.

The document due at 11am EST on Jan 17 "highlights lessons that will shape the Bank’s response in future crises," according to a notice on the Bank of Canada's website. It will also contain remarks from outside experts and a response from Governing Council. 

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MNI (OTTAWA) - Canada's central bank will publish a review of actions taken during the pandemic including its first-ever use of QE to boost the economy, a sensitive report after the Conservative Party leader ahead in polls for an election due this year says he will fire Governor Tiff Macklem.

The document due at 11am EST on Jan 17 "highlights lessons that will shape the Bank’s response in future crises," according to a notice on the Bank of Canada's website. It will also contain remarks from outside experts and a response from Governing Council. 

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