Bank of Canada warns of supply restraint


Deputy governor Sharon Kozicki said that when the economy is in excess supply and inflation is above target, policymakers cannot simply cut borrowing costs to stimulate growth. — Bloomberg

OSLO: A senior Bank of Canada official warns policy restraint may be needed if a supply shock has a large and persistent impact on inflation, even in a scenario where the economy is weakened.

In a speech in Oslo on Monday, deputy governor Sharon Kozicki said that when the economy is in excess supply and inflation is above target, policymakers cannot simply cut borrowing costs to stimulate growth.

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