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The Bank of Canada building in Ottawa. (Credit: HYUNGCHEOL PARK\/Postmedia files) <\/p>\n The Bank of Canada building in Ottawa. (Credit: HYUNGCHEOL PARK\/Postmedia files) <\/p>\n
The Bank of Canada<\/a> has named a pair of deputy governors to its inner circle, as it weighs economic policy in challenging times.<\/p>\n Marc-Andr\u00e9 Gosselin and Nicolas Vincent will begin their appointments effective May 25 and Aug. 3, respectively.<\/p>\n Gosselin, who\u2019s held various roles with the central bank since 1999, will join the Bank of Canada\u2019s governing council, responsible for monetary policy<\/a> and financial stability.<\/p>\n \u201c(Gosselin\u2019s) breadth of experience across both monetary policy and financial stability, and his deep modelling and analytical expertise will be an important asset to Governing Council as our country adjusts to a changing economic landscape,\u201d Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem<\/a> said in a statement.<\/a><\/p>\n Vincent has been a part of the governing council since 2023 as an external deputy governor, but will now take a full-time role. He is in charge of international economic developments and will serve as the Bank\u2019s deputy in the G7 and G20.<\/p>\n The bank is now in the process of filling Vincent\u2019s external deputy position.<\/p>\n The Bank of Canada\u2019 next interest rate<\/a> decision is scheduled for April 29.<\/p>\n