Consumer Price Index at 2.2% for May Yes, inflation is on the rise folks, up from 1.7% in April, hope you aren’t surprised, because I sure as shooting am not! For those who wish to… Read More »It’s Tax Day In Ottawa & CPI at 2.2% Now!
In 2008, even with the Canadian dollar at parity with the U.S. dollar, Canadian consumers still paid significantly more — up to 18% more on identical goods, according to a BMO survey. This article examines long-standing price disparities between Canada and the U.S., highlighting examples like CDs and everyday consumer goods. It also reflects on the concept of “The Tim Horton’s Savings Plan” and explores how behavioral saving strategies could tie into spending habits. The post also includes housing market data from Stats Canada, showing how new housing prices varied across cities in April 2008, with explosive growth in places like Regina and Saskatoon. While historical, the lessons about pricing fairness and savings habits remain timely for Canadians.
Explore the interesting trends in CPI inflation for February 2008 in Canada. Discover how energy prices and the strength of the Canadian dollar influenced the prices of mainstream products.
Up slightly from October’s year over year rate of 2.4%the Consumer Price Index is now at 2.5% for November (year over year), with Gasoline prices and Mortgages leading the major cost increase areas. The interesting… Read More »Inflation at 2.5% Core Inflation still in check?
CPI for October at 2.4% Gas, mortgage interest and home repair and replacement costs were the major reasons for the price increase. If Gas has stayed steady, the real inflation would have been 1.9% for… Read More »CPI for October at 2.4%
