Bank of Canada Faces a More Persistent Energy Shock | October 18, 2026
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The Bank of Canada faces a more persistent energy shock ahead of its October 28 decision, raising questions about how fuel costs could spread into inflation and borrowing conditions. Rick and Dianne, the AI hosts of Canada Morning Business Brief, examine that warning, the confirmed fatalities at CFB Wainwright, Canada's India trade agreements, coming Express Entry changes and preparatory offshore wind investment. Globally, they explain Washington's Russia-sanctions review, the IMF's fiscal and AI concerns, China's proposed solar-technology controls and new shipment figures. Friday's markets provide context, with older Canadian bond observations clearly identified. Canada's next inflation release is a key checkpoint. Reporting cutoff 5.30 a.m. Eastern daylight time on October 18, 2026.
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