Bank Of Canada Meeting Minutes: The Ongoing Conflict In The Middle East Has Increased The Upside Risks To Inflation

Bank Of Canada Meeting Minutes: The Possibility Of New Tariffs Imposed By The United States Is A "constant Downside Risk"

Bank Of Canada Meeting Minutes: Some Members Expressed Concern About Signs Of Rising Medium-term Inflation Expectations, But All Members Agreed That Long-term Inflation Expectations Remained Solid

Bank Of Canada Meeting Minutes: But The Committee Members Believed That The Longer Oil Prices Remained High, The Greater The Risk Of The Inflationary Impact Spreading

Bank Of Canada Meeting Minutes: Committee Members Unanimously Agreed In Their Communications To Reiterate That They Would Not Allow Rising Oil Prices To Lead To Persistent Inflation

Bank Of Canada Meeting Minutes: The Committee Members Believed That There Was Currently Insufficient Evidence To Suggest That Rising Oil Prices Were Affecting The Prices Of Other Goods And Services

Bank Of Canada Meeting Minutes: Nevertheless, Members Noted That Uncertainty Remained High, Partly Due To The Unpredictability Of The Middle East Conflict

Bank Of Canada Meeting Minutes: Given That Growth Has Recovered And Inflation Has Moderated, Members Agreed That The Trade-offs In Monetary Policy Have Eased

Bank Of Canada Meeting Minutes: Potential Risks To Growth Include Businesses Failing To Continue Adapting To Tariffs, Reduced Resilience In Consumer Spending, And Stagnation In Major City Housing Markets

Bank Of Canada Meeting Minutes: Prior To The Bank Of Canada's Interest Rate Announcement On July 15, Some Members Of The Governing Council Disagreed On The Sustainability Of The Economic Recovery

U.S. Energy Secretary Wright: Half Of It Flows Through The Strait, And The Other Half Flows Through Pipelines

U.S. Energy Secretary Wright: 13 Million Barrels Of Oil Left The Gulf Region In The Past Week

Economist: The Fed's Statement May Subtly Foreshadow A Hawkish Stance

Kevin Hassett, Director Of The National Economic Council At The White House: Our Confidence In Federal Reserve Chair Volcker Has Never Been Stronger