Bank of Canada rebuts ‘epic fail’ communication claim
Central bank’s head of comms rejects criticism from Bank of Montreal
The Bank of Canada has dismissed claims by a commercial bank economist that it failed to properly signal its recent rate hike, triggering volatility in financial markets.
Douglas Porter, chief economist at Bank of Montreal, issued a scathing research note on September 8, criticising the absence of communication in the two months running up to the decision. “What we had here was a failure to communicate – an epic fail. And that’s just not on,” he writes.
The Bank of Canada’s decision to raise
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