Deputy: Canada could keep new OMOs post crisis

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The Bank of Canada's open-market operations introduced to fight the credit crisis could remain a part of the central bank's toolkit, a deputy governor at the central bank has said.

"As we move forward, it is important that financial system participants do not believe that our intervention in times of crisis implies a willingness to intervene in normal times. It is also important that we retain considerable flexibility about when and how to intervene in the next crisis to fulfil our mandate to be

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