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June 2013 CPI Update: Fuel Prices Push Canadian Inflation Higher
In June 2013, Canada’s inflation rate increased to 1.2% year-over-year, up from 0.7% in May, according to Statistics Canada. The sharp rise was primarily fueled by transportation costs, which jumped 2.0% following a decline the previous month — a result of rising gasoline prices during the summer. The Bank of Canada’s core index also rose to 1.3%, edging closer to the 2.0% mark that could trigger interest rate changes. This post includes a breakdown of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) by sector, offering insights into where Canadians saw price increases, including shelter, food, and transportation. While historical, this analysis remains useful for understanding inflation trends and policy triggers.
Loose Money, Faster Sites, the Heat is On and Friday #ShoutOuts
The Bank of Canada Governor announces no change to interest rates. To keep loose money in check, no rate hikes will occur in the near future. Loads faster with new technology at this website. Complaints about speed answered, as summer continues in Ottawa.
Success Sells
A favorite read of mine is The Pessimist blog, and this week they have a very interesting philosophical statement, which is nothing says Success like selling your “secrets of success” . The heart of the… Read More »Success Sells
Keep Those Receipts for the CRA
One thing I have noticed over the past few years, is that every time I have added a new or different kind of Tax deduction, credit or such, since I start using E-file, inevitably, I… Read More »Keep Those Receipts for the CRA
