OTTAWA (Reuters) – The Bank of Canada on Monday said it mistakenly published data from a quarterly business outlook survey on its website nine minutes early.
“The Bank regrets this error and is initiating a review of its publication process,” Canada’s central bank said in a statement.
(Reporting by Kelsey Johnson in Ottawa)
Giants sign WR Allen Robinson, add veteran presence to young room
Caitlin Clark set for Indiana’s preseason home debut. Fever to open arena’s 3rd deck vs Atlanta
Canucks overcome 3-goal deficit to stun Oilers 5-4 in Game 1
Jalen Brunson returns from foot injury, sparks Knicks past Pacers for 2-0 lead in East semifinals
Aleksander Barkov scores twice, Panthers rout Bruins 6-1 in Game 2 to tie series
Fenced in: How the Manhattan DA’s office took down two siblings allegedly behind major retail theft ring
Teen stabbed to death in Queens; one in custody: NYPD
Award-winning director Mohammad Rasoulof sentenced to prison in Iran ahead of Cannes
British government tries to avert the type of unrest seen on American campuses
Reborn in Midtown: Prince Kitano New York revives Japanese elegance
