The Fed Raises Rates — Will the Bank of Canada Follow?

The Canadian Investor by Braden Dennis

Sep 19, 202672:32Business

Oil, diesel and jet fuel prices are surging, putting renewed pressure on consumers and inflation. Simon and Dan discuss what higher energy costs could mean for the Bank of Canada and the Fed, why bond yields continue to...

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