Inflation Below 1% to end 2012 in Canada
Discover the 2012 inflation report from Stats Canada. Learn about the inflation rate and how it impacted interest rates and consumer prices.
CPI Slowing for November in Canada
On Friday our friends left Canadians a Christmas Gift announcing that the Consumer Price Index increase year over year (ending in November) was only 0.8% (i.e. Inflation). Consumer prices rose 0.8% in the 12 months… Read More »CPI Slowing for November in Canada
Canada Inflation Steady at 1.2% in October 2012: CPI and Core Index Breakdown
In October 2012, Canada’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 1.2% year-over-year for the third consecutive month, indicating steady inflation. According to Statistics Canada, slower energy price growth helped stabilize inflation, while increases in food from stores, property taxes, and air travel pushed prices upward. The Bank of Canada’s core index also remained consistent, rising 1.3% annually. This report breaks down detailed CPI data by category—including shelter, household operations, clothing, and transportation—and highlights trends in energy and gasoline. Though historical, the insights remain valuable for understanding Canadian cost-of-living trends over time.
CPI at 1.2% for September in Canada 2012
Energy prices continued to make Inflation push forward in Canada, September 2012. Prices just kept going up.
Rates Still at 1% Overnight Rate for Bank of Canada, September 2012
The Bank of Canada decided to keep their key overnight rate 1%, blah, blah, blah… you know the drill. Things really don’t seem to be changing much this past little while do they? Why are… Read More »Rates Still at 1% Overnight Rate for Bank of Canada, September 2012
