Canada should not mirror Fed rate hikes, says James E. Thorne. He cites weaker domestic conditions than the U.S.: CPI-trim inflation at 1.9%, just 46,000 full-time jobs added this year, and a stalled housing market.
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Canada should not mirror Fed rate hikes, says James E. Thorne. He cites weaker domestic conditions than the U.S.: CPI-trim inflation at 1.9%, just 46,000 full-time jobs added this year, and a stalled housing market.
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