Canada's annual inflation in January edges up to 1.9%, core measures also up
Canada's annual inflation rate inched up to 1.9% in January from the previous month as higher gasoline and natural gas costs reduced the impact of a sales tax reprieve on broader consumer prices, official data showed on Tuesday.
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem says underlying price pressures may be cooler than indicated by the central bank’s two ...
Canada's yearly inflation rate rose to 1.9 per cent in January, after slowing to 1.8 per cent in December. Even with the ...
January's data provides the last inflation reading before the Bank of Canada's next policy decision on March 12. The central bank has forecast inflation will remain around its 2% target over ...
The Consumer Price Index rose 1.9 per cent in January year-over-year, up from 1.8 per cent in December, Statistics Canada ...
Canadian consumer prices reaccelerated for the first time in three months as the central bank’s preferred core measures are ...
Inflation is creeping up again, possibly leading the Bank of Canada to pause cuts to its key interest rate at the next meeting on March 12 following consecutive reductions since June, economists say.
The trimmed mean and weighted median measures of underlying inflation preferred by the Bank of Canada also heated up, averaging 2.7% annually compared with 2.55% in December. January's data is ...
This Tuesday, Statistics Canada will unveil its latest inflation report for January, based on data from the Consumer Price ...
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