NEWS: BOC’s Macklem: QE can widen wealth inequality by increasing asset values May 13, 2021 at 04:04PM

NEWS: BOC’s Macklem: QE can widen wealth inequality by increasing asset values May 13, 2021 at 04:04PM

Comments from the BOC governor:
The topic was on addressing an inclusive economy so these comments are about what you would expect. It’s a bit rich though given the size of Canada’s QE in the past year. Perhaps though it’s a small sign that Macklem will taper rapidly.

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Comments from the BOC governor: The topic was on addressing an inclusive economy so these comments are about what you would expect. It’s a bit rich though given the size of Canada’s QE in the past year. Perhaps though it’s a small sign that Macklem will taper rapidly.

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Comments from the BOC governor:
The topic was on addressing an inclusive economy so these comments are about what you would expect. It’s a bit rich though given the size of Canada’s QE in the past year. Perhaps though it’s a small sign that Macklem will taper rapidly.