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The latest Economic Survey finds Canada needs to tame inflation, further build fiscal buffers,
strengthen productivity and prioritise the green transition.
Quantitative tightening is likely to raise long-term interest rates, but the size of the impact is uncertain.
Financial stress among households should remain contained despite rising mortgage rates, but inflation pressures increase risks for vulnerable borrowers.
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