As the BoC takes a pause from interest rate hikes, all eyes are on the labour market

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In December, the unemployment rate was five per cent, just above the all-time low of 4.9 per cent reached in the summer

In its latest monetary policy report, the Bank of Canada said it expects the full effects of rate hikes on the labour market to play out over a longer period.

Labour groups have voiced concerns about the Bank of Canada’s rate hikes in recent months, with Unifor president Lana Payne previously accusing the central bank of waging war on the working class. On Thursday, Statistics Canada reported the number of job vacancies fell by 2.4 per cent in November to their lowest level since August 2021.

 

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