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Is Canada’s banking sector about to see the weakest quarter of the year?

Veronica Elishya
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TORONTO (CU)_Last time Canadian banks lined up for reporting season, their regulator had just lifted its pandemic-induced ban on share buybacks and increases in dividends. Having set record amounts of capital aside to protect against…

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