Inflation targeting: Canada's experience
Inflation targeting remains a key tool for modern central banks. How does this model function in developed markets, and what are the specifics of the Canadian experience?
Find out on October 27 at KASE during an open lecture featuring Professor Malik Shukayev from the University of Alberta (Canada).
The discussion will focus on practices of the Bank of Canada, including target-setting, management of inflation expectations, role of a floating exchange rate and effectiveness of transmission mechanism in the current macroeconomic conditions.
When?
October 27, 2026
Time: 11:00
Format: Hybrid
Where?
Almaty, Almaty Towers BC, North Tower, 1st floor, KASE Press Room
Online: Zoom
Registration link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/LxeSdYWwj3
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