Rogers, Senior Vice President of the Bank of Canada, stated that lowering interest rates can be discussed when inflation returns to target levels.
忧郁草民乜
发表于 2023-10-26 10:28:26
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23:47:13 Senior Vice President of the Bank of Canada, Rogers, stated that lowering interest rates can be discussed when inflation returns to target levels.
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