Bank of Canada Survey: Canadian Firms Lower Inflation Expectations After Iran Ceasefire

According to Bank of Canada's quarterly business leaders survey, Canadian enterprises have lowered their inflation expectations following the mid-June ceasefire agreement in the Middle East, with concerns about trade also easing. The survey, conducted in May before the U.S.-Iran peace accord, showed that firms had worried high oil prices would erode demand, economic growth, and sales. A subsequent survey of business leaders indicates these concerns are now subsiding, with inflation expectations reaching their lowest point this quarter following the agreement.
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